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solve by elimimation method from equation

             3x + 2y = 41

             2x +3y = 14

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Answered by anamika
4
3x+2y=41.................(1)
2x+3y=14...................(2)
now (1)*2-(2)*3  we get
 6x+4y=82
-6x-9y=-42
     -5y=40
       y=-8
putting y=-8 in(1) we get
3x+2*(-8)=41
x=19

Answered by strovey
4
multiply eq.1 by 2,
2(3x+2y)=(41)2
multiply eq.2 by 3,
3(2x+3y)=(14)3
eq.1   6x+4y=82
eq.2(-)6x+9y=42
_______________
              -5y=40
                y=-8
and x=19.

man: The main motto of using elimination method is to make the coefficient of x or y same in both the equation so the we can eliminate them and then find out the value of remaining variable.
man: Sorry wasn't meant for u Strovey just a help for the questionar by mistake wrote it here.
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