Math, asked by dishapatani24, 11 months ago

Solve for x and y
2x -3y =10
X - 4y = 9

Answers

Answered by bharat20sk
0

Answer:

in the first equation we multiply with 1

and

in the second equation we multiply with 2

2x-3y=10. 1 equation

2x-8y=18 2 equation

+5y= -8

so y= -8/5.

so we apply the value of y{-8/5} in second equation

x-4{-8/5}=9

x+32/5=9

x=9/1-32/5

x=45-32/5

x=13/5.

so y= -8/5

and. x=13/5

Answered by paytmM
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  • \:x\:=\frac{-8}{5}

  • \:y\:=\frac{13}{5}

\large{\underline{\underline{\mathfrak{\sf{Given\:Here:-}}}}}.

  • \:2x \:-\: 3y\:=\:10..........(1)

  • \:x\:- \:4y\:=\:9 ...........(2)

[ Multiply by 2 in (2) , ]

We can write , these equations ,

  • \:2x \:- \:3y \:=\:10

  • \: 2x \:- \:8 y\: =\:18

Subtract this ,

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\implies\:5y\:=\:-8

\implies\:y\:=\frac{-8}{5}

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[ Keep value of y in equation (2) ]

\implies\:x\:-\:4\:×\frac{-8}{5}\:=\:9

\implies\:x\:=\:9\:-\frac{32}{5}

\implies\:x\:=\frac{45-32}{5}

\implies\boxed{\:x\:=\frac{13}{5}}

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Given Equation

  • x - 4y = 9

Keep value of x and y ,

\implies\frac{13}{5}\:-\:4×\frac{-8}{5}\:=\:9

\implies\frac{13+32}{5}\:=\:9

\implies\frac{45}{5}\:=\:9

\boxed{\implies\:9\:=\:9}

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