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If x= 2–k, y= 3+k, are the solution of the linear equation 3x–2y +5=0, then find the value of 'k' also find the values​

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Answered by movesinmotion24568
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Answer:

k=1, x=1 , y=4

Step-by-step explanation:

since x=2-k & y=3+k are soution of the equation

3x-2y +5=0 .... 1

putting values of x and y in 1

3(2-k)-2(3+k)+5=0

6-3k-6-2k=(-5)

-5k+0=(-5)

k=1

Since value of k is 1

therefore value of x =2-k=2-1=1

x=1

& y=3+k=3+1=4

y=4

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