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solve by elimination method 11x+5y=16 and 7x+13y=14​

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Answered by pqr30
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multiply equation (1) with 7 and (2)with 11 now subtract both equation we get answer. 7/18.

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Answered by yusufkhanstar29
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Answer:

x= 23/18

y = 7/18

Step-by-step explanation:

Concept= Elimination Method

Given= Two Equations

To find= The Value of x and y.

Explanation=

We have been asked to solve by elimination method 11x+5y=16 and 7x+13y=14​.

So to solve the equations by elimination method we solve the equation simultaneously.

Our main target is to omit a variable and then find the value of second variable , using which we can find the value of variable we had omitted.

Two equations are:

11x+5y=16   .....(1)

7x+13y=14​ .....(2)

We decide to eliminate x from this equation so we multiply the equation (1) by 7 and (2)  by 11, then we subtract the equation as (2) - (1).

77x + 143y = 154

77x + 35y =   112

-       -           -

0      108y =  42

=> 108y = 42

=> y= 42/108

=> y= 7/18

So we know the value of y which we will use in equation (1) to find the value of x=> 11x+5y=16  

=> 11x + 5*7/18 = 16

=> 11x = 16- 35/18

=> 11x= (288-35)/18

=> 11x = 253/18

=> x = 253/(18*11)

=>x = 23/18

Therefore the value of x= 23/18 and y = 7/18.

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