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if 2x-7y=7 ; 3x+2y=8. what is the value of x-y​

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Answered by Sristi199
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2x−7y=7 __(1) , 3x+y=22×7

⇒21x+7y=154 __(2)

Adding (1) and (2)

2x−7y=7

21x+7y=154

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23x=161

x=7

2x−7y=7

2×7−7y=7

7y=14−7

y=1

∴x=7,

y=1

Answered by crankybirds31
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Answer:

=> The value of x is 7 and y is 1.

Step-by-step explanation:

The given equation is,

2x-7y=7 ...(i)

3x+y=22 ...(ii)

Now, multiply the equation ( ii ) by 7,

So we get,

=> 3x+y=22\times 7

=> 21x+7y=154 ...(iii)

Now, add the equation ( i ) and ( iii ), we get

=> 2x-7y=7

+ 21x+7y=154

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23x=161

Divide both the sides by 23

=> x=7

So, the value of x is 7.

Now, substitute the value of x as 7 in equation ( i )

=> 2x-7y=7

=> 2( 7)-7y=7

By further calculation we get,

=> 14-7y=7

Subtract 14 from both sides,

=> -7y=-7

Now, divide -7 to both sides,

=> y = 1

So, the value of y is 1.

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