solve 2x=5y+4 and 3x-2y+16 by substitution method
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2x=5y+4.
3x-2y+16
Here we can write that
2x-5y-4=0....(1)
3x-2y+16 ......(2)
now taking equation 1
we get
2x-5y-4=0
2x-5y=4
2x=5y+4
x=5y+4/2.....(3)
Now substituting the value of x in equation 1
we get
3(4+5y)/2-2y+16=0
12+15y-4y+32=0
15y-4y+12+32=0
11y+44=0
11y=-44
y=-44/11= -4
so the value of y is -4
now putting the value of y in equation 1
we get
2x-5*(-4)-4=0
2x+20-4=0
2x=-16
X=-16/2=-8
So the value of x = -8
y= -4
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