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Solve 1/2(2x+3y) + 12/7(3x-2y) =1/2 7/2x-3y +4/3x-2y =2 where (2x+3y) and (3x-2y) is not equal to 0

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Answered by LakshmiSirishma
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1/2(2x+3y)+12/7(3x-2y)=1/2

7/(2x+3y)+4/(3x-2y)=2

Let 1/(2x+3y)=u & 1/(3x-2y)= v

Then the given system of equations becomes

u/2 + 12v/7 = 1/2

(7u + 12×2v) / 14 = 1/2

(7u + 24v) = (1/2) × 14

7u +24v = 7 ............ (1)

7u + 4v = 2 ............. (2)

By Subtracting equation 2 from equation 1.

7u +24v = 7

7u + 4v = 2 [elimination method]

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20 v = 5

v = 5/20 = 1/4

By Putting v = 1/4 in equation 1.

7u +24v = 7

7u + 24 (1/4) =7

7u + 6= 7

7u = 7-6

7u = 1

u = 1/7

Now, u = 1/7 = 1/(2x+3y)

(2x+3y) = 7 ...................... (3)

v = 1/4 = 1/(3x-2y)

(3x-2y) = 4 ....................... (4)

Multiply equation 3 by 2 an equation 4 by 3,

4x + 6y = 14 .................... (5)

9x - 6y = 12...................... (6)

Adding Equations 5 and 6,

4x + 6y = 14

9x - 6y = 12

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13x = 26

x= 26/13

x= 2

Putting x= 2 in question 5,

4x + 6y = 14

4(2) + 6y = 14

8 + 6y = 14

6y = 14 - 8

6y = 6

y = 6/6

y = 1

Hence,

x = 2,y = 1 is the solution of the given system of equations.

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