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in the pair of linear equations x+y=9&x-y=1 the values of x and y are__________​

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Answered by radhikapande535
0

Answer:

x=4 y=5

Step-by-step explanation:

x+y=9_1

x-y=1 _2

therefore, x=9-y _3

Substituting value of x from eq 3 to eq 2 we get,

9-y-y=1

9-2y=1

2y=9+1

y=10/2

y=5

substituting value of y in eq 1 we get

x+5=9

thus, x=4

Hope it helped you.

Answered by BlurredBlues
2

Answer-

X= 5 , Y = 4.

 \sf{Given  \: equations  \: are - }

x + y = 9

x - y = 1

 \sf{adding \: both \: equations}

 \sf{x + y + x - y = 9 + 1}

 \bf{therefore}

X= 5

Putting x= 5 in given equation,

y = 4

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