Math, asked by anitaguru923, 9 months ago

solue the pair of linear equations
x-y= 2 and x + y =4​

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Answered by Harrypotter723
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X-y =2...(1) and x+y=4...(2) Add the equations (1)and(2) ,we get 2x=6=>x=3 . Substitute x=3 in equation(1), 3-y=2=> y=3-2=1 . So solution of these two equations is x=3 andy=1 . Hope it helps you...

Answered by HorridAshu
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X-y =2...(1) and x+y=4...(2) Add the equations (1)and(2) ,we get 2x=6=>x=3 . Substitute x=3 in equation(1), 3-y=2=> y=3-2=1 . So solution of these two equations is x=3 andy=1

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