Find the value of x and y by substi
tution method
2x-3y=13
7x-2y=20
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2x - 3y = 13 --eqn. 1
7x - 2y = 20 --eqn.2
from eqn, 1 , we get ,
2x = 13 + 3y
x = 13/2 + 3y/2 --eqn. 3
putting value of x in eqn.2, we get,
7 ( 13/2 + 3y/2 ) - 2y = 20
91/2 + 21y/2 - 2y = 20
91/2 + 21y/2 - 4y/2 = 20
91/2 + 17y/2 = 20
17y/2 = 20 - 91/2
17y/2 = 40/2 - 91/2
17y = 40 - 91
17y = -51
y = -51/17
y = -3 --eqn.4
putting value of y in eqn.3, we get,
x = 13/2 - 9/2
x = 4/2
x = 2
therefore,
x = 2
y = -3
HOPE IT HELPS. ...
here's the answer
2x - 3y = 13 --eqn. 1
7x - 2y = 20 --eqn.2
from eqn, 1 , we get ,
2x = 13 + 3y
x = 13/2 + 3y/2 --eqn. 3
putting value of x in eqn.2, we get,
7 ( 13/2 + 3y/2 ) - 2y = 20
91/2 + 21y/2 - 2y = 20
91/2 + 21y/2 - 4y/2 = 20
91/2 + 17y/2 = 20
17y/2 = 20 - 91/2
17y/2 = 40/2 - 91/2
17y = 40 - 91
17y = -51
y = -51/17
y = -3 --eqn.4
putting value of y in eqn.3, we get,
x = 13/2 - 9/2
x = 4/2
x = 2
therefore,
x = 2
y = -3
HOPE IT HELPS. ...
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