Math, asked by sharansai42, 10 months ago

If 4x+2y=6 and -3x-y=-5 then find the value of x+y.
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Answers

Answered by sonukk713
5

Answer:

-1

Step-by-step explanation:

4x+2y=6----(1 eqn)

-3x-y=-5------(2 eqn)

-3(4x+2y=6)

4(-3-y=-5)

-12-6y=-18

-12-4y=-20

(+) (+) (+)

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0 -2y=2

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-2y=2

y=-2/2

y=-1

Answered by nitubhardwaj9
3

4x+3y=6~equation1

-3x-y=-5~equation2

So,eq1=eq2×2

4x+2y=6

-6x-2y=-10

=-2x=-4

X=2

Equating the value of x in equation 1

4×2+2y=6

2y=-2/2

y=-1

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