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find 2x-3y=13 , x-4y=1​

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Answered by BrainlyIAS
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

 2x-3y=13...(1)\\\\x-4y=1\\\\=>x=4y+1...(2)\\\\sub. this*eq*in*eq(1),we*get,\\\\=>2(4y+1)-3y=13\\\\=>8y+2-3y=13\\\\=>5y=11\\\\=>y=\frac{11}{5}\\\\

sub. this in eq(2),we get,

  x=4(\frac{11}{5} )+1\\\\=>x=\frac{44}{5}+1\\\\ =>x=\frac{(44+5)}{5}\\\\ =>x=\frac{49}{5}

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Answered by mehtagarv
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Answer:

2x-3y=13............................1

x-4y=1  .........multiply this equation with 2

2x-8y=2..................................2

sub. equation 1 from 2

   2x-8y=2

   2x-3y=13

  -     +     -                sign are changed when subtracted

        -5y=-11

        5y=11

        y=\frac{11}{5} ............Ans

    x-\frac{11}{5}*4=1

    x= \frac{49}{5}.............Ans

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