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find the value of x&y by substitution method
4x-3y=5equation 1
2y-x=7 equation 2​

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Question :-

Find the value of x&y by substitution method

4x-3y=5 ... eqⁿ 1

2y-x=7 ... eqⁿ 2

Answer :-

  • By using substitution method :-

4x - 3y = 5 ..eqⁿ 1

2y - x = 7 ..eqⁿ 2

2y - x = 7

-x = 7 - 2y

x = 2y - 7 ...eqⁿ 3

  • by eqⁿ 3 and eqⁿ 1

4x - 3y = 5

4(2y - 7) - 3y = 5

8y - 28 - 3y = 5

5y = 5 + 28

  \boxed{\sf{y =  \frac{33}{5} }} \\

  • putting the value of y in eqⁿ 2

2y - x = 7

 \sf{2( \frac{33}{5}) - x = 7 } \\

 \sf{ \frac{66}{5}  - x = 7} \\  \sf{ - x = 7 -  \frac{66}{5} } \\  \sf{x =  \frac{66}{5}  - 7} \\  \sf{x =  \frac{66 - 35}{5} } \\   \boxed{\sf{x =  \frac{31}{5} }}

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