Math, asked by suyashkaranjkar123, 9 months ago

Find x & y where, x- y = 5; 2x + 3y = 10​

Answers

Answered by anujdiwakr334
0

Answer:

Your system of equations looks like this

{

4

x

y

=

5

2

x

+

3

y

=

10

Multiply the second equation by

2

to get

{

4

x

y

=

5

4

x

+

6

y

=

20

Notice that if you add the left-hand side of the equations and the right-hand sides of the equations separately, you can eliminate the

x

-term.

This will allow you to find the value of

y

, since you'll be left with one equation with one unknown,

y

.

{

4

x

y

=

5

4

x

+

6

y

=

20

--------------------------------------------

4

x

y

4

x

+

6

y

=

5

+

20

5

y

=

15

y

=

3

Now take the value of

y

into one of the two original equations to solve for

x

4

x

3

=

5

4

x

=

2

x

=

1

2

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