Math, asked by rockvikeyladla, 5 months ago

5x+8y=18.......(1)
6x+12y=12......(2)​

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Answered by jk1220944
0

Answer:

5/6+8/12=18/12

5/6+3/2=3/2

5/6+1=1

Answered by ABHINAV012
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Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

given, 5x+8y=18............(1). [×6]

6x+12y=12...........(2) [×5]

now , solving this by elimination method , we get:

30x + 48y = 108

30x + 60y = 60

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-12y = +48

=> y = -4

from (1), we get

5x + 48×(-4) = 18

= 5x -192-18 =0

= 5x -210

= x = 210/5 = 42.

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