Math, asked by zainabmobaid, 10 months ago

Assalamualaikum hru all please reply it's urgent I've to submit my work using the substitution method solve each of the following pairs of simultaneous equation 5x+7y=11. 4x-y=2​

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Answered by AdorableMe
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Given equations :-

5x + 7y = 11                 . . . (i)

4x - y = 2                    . . . (ii)

Solving by substitution method :-

In eq. (ii), we get :-

\sf{4x = 2+y}\\\\\sf{\implies x=\dfrac{2+y}{4} }

Now, putting the value of x in eq. (i) :-

\sf{5x+7y=11}\\\\\sf{\implies 5 \bigg(\dfrac{2+y}{4}\bigg)+7y=11}\\\\\sf{\implies \dfrac{10+5y}{4}+7y=11 }\\\\\sf{\implies \dfrac{10+5y+28y}{4}=11 }\\\\\sf{\implies 10+33y=44}\\\\\sf{\implies  33y=44-10}\\\\\sf{\implies  33y=34}\\\\\boxed{\sf{\implies  y= \dfrac{34}{33}}}

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Again,

\sf{\implies x=\dfrac{2+y}{4} }\\\\\sf{\implies x= \dfrac{2+\frac{34}{33} }{4} }\\\\\sf{\implies x= \dfrac{\frac{66+34}{33} }{4} }\\\\\sf{\implies x=\dfrac{\frac{100}{33} }{4} }\\\\\boxed{\sf{\implies x=\dfrac{25}{33} }}

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