Math, asked by sanika45, 1 year ago

how to solve equation 2y-x=0;10x+15y=22

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Answered by shanamsudhar2222
3

2y-x=0

x-2y=0..........................1

10x+15y=22................2

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10x-20y=0................1x10

-10x-15y=-22..............2x-

add both

35y=22

y=22/35

sub in 1

x-2[22/35]=0

x-44/35=0

x=44/35

x=\frac{44}{35} ,y=\frac{22}{35}


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Answered by Shaanraj
1
Hey mate!!!
 <b>Here is your answer </b>

We know that ;

 2y - x = 0_eq1
And also,
 10x + 15y = 22_eq2

Now,
By Eq1 * 10,
We get ;
20y - 10x = 0_eq3

Adding eq2 and eq3,
We get ;
 10x - 10x + 15y + 20y = 22
=> 35y = 22
=>  y = \frac{22}{35}

Therefore,
From eq1
We get;
=>  x = \frac{44}{35}

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