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Solve by elimination method 3X-2Y=7 , 3X-3Y=5

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Answered by MVB
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3X-2Y = 7
3X-3Y = 5

Subtracting both the equations, we get
3X-2Y -3X+3Y = 7-5
Y=2

Putting value of Y =2 in equation 1, we get
3X - 4 = 7
X = 11/3
Answered by Anonymous
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Given 3X-2Y = 7  3X-3Y = 5

Subtracting both the equations, we get

3X-2Y -3X+3Y = 7-5

Y=2


Putting value of Y = 2 in eqn  => 2

3X-3(2) = 5

3x-6=5

3x=11

x=11/3

hope it's help u
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