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Answered by Anonymous
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Question:-

 \bullet  \: \sf if \:  \dfrac{9x}{2}  = 3x + 3 \: then \: 3x - 2y = {?}

Concept:-

In this question the concept of multiplication process of linear equation in two variables has been used for finding the required value of 3x-2y .We have found the solution by multiplication of number in linear equation.

Solution:-

We have,

  \sf :\longmapsto\dfrac{9x}{2}  = 3x + 3

Multiplying by 2 on both sides.

 \sf :  \longmapsto \: 9x = 6x + 6

 \sf :  \longmapsto \: 9x  -  6y  = 6

Now Dividing it by 3 on both side

 \sf :  \longmapsto \: 3x  -  2y  =  2

Hence, we got a result 2 at last.

Thus option (4) is correct.

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