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Solve equation by the cramer's rule 3x+4y-7=0,y-2x=3

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Answered by Vaishnavi28703
3

Answer:3x+4y-7=0.......1

y-2x=3........2

In 2

y=3+2x

Putting it in 1

3x+4y-7=0

3x+4(3+2x)=7

3x+12+8x=7

11x=-5

×=-5/11

y=3+2×

Putting value of x

y=3+2×-5/11

3-10/11

33-10/11=23/11

y=23/11



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Answered by ayushlonkar
5
by cramers law.
the above is the solution of your question.
First you have to find the value of discriminant
and then the value of Dx and Dy and then substitute the values in the formula x=Dx/D
and y=Dy/D.
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