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if 13x+15y=41 and 15x+13y =43 then find the value of x-y​

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Answered by sri2602
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Step-by-step explanation:

(15)13x+15y=41

(13)15x+13y =43

195x+225y =615

195x+ 169y = 559

subtracting these eqns...

54y=54

y=1

by sub y value in any one of the eqn

we get x= 1/2

Answered by Sohamtapase
0

Answer:X=2and Y=1

Step-by-step explanation:

Put

13x+15y=41____(1)

15x+13y=43_____(2)

Multiply equation (1) by 13 and (2) by 15 . And substance (1) from (2)

225x + 195y = 645_____(2)

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169x + 195y = 533_____(1)

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56x = 112

X = 112÷56

(X=2)

Put x=2 in equation (1)

13×2 + 15y =41

26 + 15y =41

15y= 41 -26

15y = 15

(y=1)

We get x=2 and y =1

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