Math, asked by nishu068gmail, 10 months ago

how did we got x-y=2 by substituting this equation -8x+8y=-16​

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Answered by Anonymous
3

Hey mate ☺

 - 8x  + 8y =  - 16 \\  - 8(x - y) =  - 16 \\ x - y =  \frac{ - 16}{ - 8}  \\ x - y = 2

Hope you understand ☺✌✌


Anonymous: plz multiply -8 with the bracket
nishu068gmail: then +8 where it goes
nishu068gmail: common is 8 but not-8 na
Anonymous: no
nishu068gmail: sorry i can't understand this
Anonymous: -8(x) -8(y) ===> -8x-8y
Anonymous: -8(x) -8(-y) ====> -8x+8y
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Answered by sayyadmohd78
0

-8x + 8y = -16

-8(x - y) = -16

x - y = -16÷-8

x - y = 2

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