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equate -2b-c=-1 and b+c=0

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Answered by EthicalElite
10

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• -2b-c=-1

=> -(2b+c)=-1

=> 2b+c=1 -(i)

b+c=0 -(ii)

From (ii),

b=0-c

Substitute this value of b in (i),

2(0-c)+c=1

0-2c+c=1

-c=1

 \boxed {c=-1}

Use value of c in (ii),

b+(-1)=0

b-1=0

b=0+1

 \boxed {b=1}

Therefore, value of b= 1 and c= -1

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Answered by Dɪʏᴀ4Rᴀᴋʜɪ
6

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-2b-c=-1

=> -(2b+c)=-1

=> 2b+c=1 -(i)

b+c=0 -(ii)

From (ii),

b=0-c

Substitute this value of b in (i),

2(0-c)+c=1

0-2c+c=1

-c=1

\boxed {c=-1}

Use value of c in (ii),

b+(-1)=0

b-1=0

b=0+1

\boxed {b=1}

Therefore, value of b= 1 and c= -1

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