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5x +3y =9 ___(1) 2x -3y =12 ___(2)

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Answered by wasim47
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Answered by VaibhavSR
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Answer: x=3 and y=(-2).

Step-by-step explanation:

  • Better understanding of algebra is required to solve this problem like addition of two polynomials, substitution method and elimination method.
  • This problem is related to solving the linear equations in two variables.
  • Given, 5x + 3y=9        (eq.1)

                   2x - 3y=12       (eq.2)

  • We can solve this question by elimination method.
  • Let's add the above equations,

        5x + 3y + 2x - 3y=9 + 12

     ⇒7x = 21

     ⇒x = \frac{21}{7}

     ∴ x = 3

  • Putting the value of x in eq.2 and solving

         2x - 3y=12

     ⇒ 6 - 3y=12

     ⇒ -3y = 6

    ∴ y =(-2)

  • So, the value of x and y comes to be 3 and (-2).
  • Hence, the required answer is x=3 and y=(-2).

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