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solve 2x+3y=7and3x-y=5 using substitution method​

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Answered by abulaishalam
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Answered by sraddhavaranasi22
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Hi mate.. here is ur answer

Step-by-step explanation:

Let 2x+3y=7 be eq 1 And 3x-y=5 be eq 2

From eq1 --> 2x=7-3y

---->x=7-3y/2 ---------> 3

Substituting 3 in 2

we get... ,. 3(7-3y/3)-y-5=0

21-9y-3y-15=0 ( bye taking lcm =3 and taking to rhs)

6-12y=0. --> -12y= -6,

Therefore y=2. ----> 4

substituting 4 in 3

x=7-3×4/3=7-13/3.

x=6/2

therefore x=3

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