Math, asked by sarthakbisht86, 7 months ago

Draw the graph of the linear equations 2y-x=7 with the help of the graph check whether x=3 and y=2 is the soultion of equation

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Answered by rounik30
2

Answer:

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Writing the given equations in standard form :

∴2y+x=7

7/2

y

+

7

x

=1

so y intercept will be 7/2 = 3.5

and x intercept will be 7

2x+y=8

4

x

+

8

y

=1

so y inetrcept will be 8

x inetrcept will be 4

finding point of intersection :

2y+x=7

x=7−2y ... (1)

2x+y=8

from equation (1)

2(7−2y)+y=8

14−4y+y=8

3y=6

y=2

∴x=3

solution

Answered by soupals1upv
10

Step-by-step explanation:

sorry bro did nt hv graph paper... but if u do it on graph paper.. mark the coordinates and strech the straight ..line ahead as i hv done it.. u will c that it goes over y=2 point and x =3 is already present. ...hope it helps.... if u do it on graph paper u will get desired results

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