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Solve 11x - 5y = -61 and 3x - 20y = 2 by elimination method

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Answered by Vamprixussa
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Given equations

11x-5y=-61--(1)\\3x-20y = 2--(2)

Multiply the first equation with 3

and the second equation with 11, we get,

33x-15y=-183\\\underline{33x-220y=22}\\\underline{\underline{205y = -205}}

\implies y = \dfrac{-205}{205}

\implies y = -1

Substituting the value of y in the second equation, we get,

3x-20(-1) = 2

\implies 3x+20=2

\implies 3x = -18

\implies x = \dfrac{-18}{3}

\implies x = -6

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