Solve by substitution method
x+y=14
x+y= 4
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First of all the question is a bit wrong
x-y=4
Step-by-step explanation:
x+y=14
x= 14-y -(1)
Putting (1) in equation [2]
=>x-y=4
=>14-y-y=4
=>14-4=2y
=>10=2y
=>5=y
So x= 14-y
x= 9
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Answer:
No solution.
Step-by-step explanation:
First equation:
x+y=14
x=14-y
Second equation:
x+y=4
x=4-y
We can see here that x has two different values even though the polynomial is linear.
This means that the two polynomials are inconsistent, that is they do not have a common solution.
If we plot these polynomials on a graph paper, we will find that their graphs are parallel to each other.
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