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If x=a and y=4 is a solution of the equation 3x+y=10, then the value of a is?

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Answered by oOYashOo
10

Answer:

Given, x−y=2 and x+y=4.

Adding both the equations, we get 2x=6

⇒x=3

Putting the value of x in one of the equations, we get

3−y=2 ⇒y=1

As stated in the question, x=a and y=b.

Thus, a=3 and b=1

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Answered by MiSsGhaint
74

Answer:

ցíѵҽղ, x−վ=2 αղժ x+վ=4.

αժժíղց ճօԵհ Եհҽ ҽզմαԵíօղs, աҽ ցҽԵ 2x=6

⇒x=3

թմԵԵíղց Եհҽ ѵαlմҽ օբ x íղ օղҽ օբ Եհҽ ҽզմαԵíօղs, աҽ ցҽԵ

3−վ=2 ⇒վ=1

αs sԵαԵҽժ íղ Եհҽ զմҽsԵíօղ, x=α αղժ վ=ճ.

Եհմs, α=3 αղժ ճ=1

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