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solve by using substitution method x-2y=2 ;3x+4y=3​

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Answered by Flaunt
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x-2y= 2-----➊

3x+4y= 3----➋

From equation 1

we get ,

x= 2+2y ----❸

Now, put Equation 3 into Equation 2

=> 3x+4y=3

=> 3( 2+2y) +4y= 3

=> 6+6y+4y= 3

=> 10y+6= 3

=> 10y= 3-6= -3

=> y= -3/10

Put y's value into equation 1

=>x-2y=2

=> x-2*-3/10=2

=> x-+6/10=2

=> x+3/5=2

=>x = 2-3/5= 10-3/5

=> x= 7/5

Check:

=> x-2y= 2

Taking LHS

=> 7/5-2*-3/10

=> 7/5+6/10

=> 7/5+3/5

=> 10/5

=2

Hence,LHS = RHS

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Substitution method is a way of solving the Equation in which we convert the whole Equation into one variable form and put into another equation to find out the other variable's value.

Answered by ItzFadedGuy
62

Solution:   x - 2y = 2

⇒               x = 2 + 2y ---(i)

Substitute the value of x in the 2nd equation.

⇒               3x + 4y = 3

⇒               3(2 + 2y) + 4y = 3

⇒               6 + 6y + 4y = 3

⇒               6 + 10y = 3

⇒               10y = 3 - 6

⇒               10y = -3

⇒               y = -3/10

Substitute the value of y in (i).

⇒               x = 2 + 2y

⇒               x = 2 + 2 × (-3/10)

⇒               x = 2 - 3/5

⇒               x = (10 -3)/5

⇒               x = 7/5

Therefore, x = 7/5, y  = -3/10

       

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