Math, asked by devibala094, 7 months ago

pair of equation by elimination method 2x+y=5, 3x+2y=8​

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Answered by sanchi7186
2

Step-by-step explanation:

6x + 3y=15

6x + 4y= 16

-1y= -1

ans = 1

Answered by Anonymous
35

{ \rm{ \large{the \: given \: pair \: are  \longrightarrow}}}

{ \rm{2x + y = 5 \:  \longrightarrow(i)}}

{ \rm{3x +2 y = 8 \:  \longrightarrow(ii)}}

{ \rm { \large{taking \: eqa.(i)}}}

{ \rm{2x + y = 5 \:  \longrightarrow(i)}}

{ \rm{  \implies y = 5 - 2x }}

{ \rm{ \large{ putting \: the \: value \: of \: y \: in \: eqa.(ii)}}}

{ \rm{3x +2 y = 8 \:  \longrightarrow(ii)}}

{ \rm{ \implies 3x + 2(5 - 2x) = 8}}

{ \rm{ \implies 3x + 10 - 4x = 8}}

{ \rm{ \implies  - x = 8 - 10}}

{ \rm{ \implies  - x =  - 2}}

{ \rm{ \implies  x =   2}}

{ \rm{ \therefore x =2}}

{ \rm{ \large{ putting \: the \: value \: of \: x\: in \: eqa.(i)}}}

{ \rm{3x +2 y = 8 \:  \longrightarrow(ii)}}

{ \rm{ \implies3(2)+2 y = 8 \:  }}

{ \rm{ \implies6+2 y = 8 \:  }}

{ \rm{ \implies2 y = 8  - 6\:  }}

{ \rm{ \implies y  =  \dfrac{2}{2} \: = 1  }}

{ \rm{ \therefore y = 1}}

{ \tt{ \large{so \: the \: value \: is = }}}

{ \tt{ \large{ x = 2}}}

{ \tt{ \large{ y = 1}}}

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