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DRAW THE GRAPH OF THE EQUATION 2X-3Y=5. FROM THE GRAPH , FIND I) THE VALUE OF Y WHEN X=4, AND II) THE VALUE OF X WHEN Y= 3. Answer of this quation

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Answered by rvk123
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here is your answer ..

the eq is 2x-3y = 5
when x=4;
then 2×4-3y = 5;
8-3y=5;
-3y=-3;
y=1

and
when y=3;
then
2x-3×3=5
2x=5+9
2x=14;
x=7;
now u can take twoo axis on grah
when x=4,y=1;
when y=3,x=1;
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Answered by pinquancaro
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Answer and Explanation :

Given : Equation 2x-3y=5

To find : Draw the graph of the equation?

1) The value of y when x=4?

2) The value of x when y=3?

Solution :

First we plot the equation in the graphing tool,

Put x=0

2(0)-3y=5

y=-\frac{5}{3}

Put y=0

2x-3(0)=5

x=\frac{5}{2}

Using points (0,-\frac{5}{3}) , (\frac{5}{2},0)

Refer the attached figure below.

1) Put x=4

2(4)-3y=5

8-3y=5

3y=3

y=1

When x=4 the value of y=1.

2) Put y=3

2x-3(3)=5

2x-9=5

2x=14

x=7

When y=3 the value of x=7.

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