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5x+3y=14and equation second2x-5y=18 solve by substution​

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Answered by rishabhmehta99
1

Answer:

From the first equation, x = (3y+14)/5

Use that in the other equation to get

3(3y+14)/5 + 5y = 18

9y+42 + 25y = 90

34y = 48

y = 48/34 = 24/17 = 1 7/17

x = (3y+14/5) = (72/17 + 14)/5 = 310/85 = 3 55/85 = 3 11/17

You could also have used other substitutions for x, or using the other equation to start with.

Answered by sophiajohn07leema
1

Step-by-step explanation:

From the first equation, x = (3y+14)/5

Use that in the other equation to get

3(3y+14)/5 + 5y = 18

9y+42 + 25y = 90

34y = 48

y = 48/34 = 24/17 = 1 7/17

x = (3y+14/5) = (72/17 + 14)/5 = 310/85 = 3 55/85 = 3 11/17

You could also have used other substitutions for x, or using the other equation to start with.

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