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if 2x+3y =7 and 3x+2y= 3 then x-y =​

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Answered by ssanjusherigar
1

2x+3y=7

3x+2y=3

5x+5y=10

10/5=2

x+y=2

Answered by UniqueBabe
37

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3x+

2y=

3

...

(ii)

Given

2x+

3y=

7

(i)

On subtracting (ii) from (i) we get

2x+ 3y− 3x− 2y= 7− 3

⟹ −x+ y= 4

⟹ x− y= −4

Hence, the answer is −4.

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