Math, asked by apj27071975, 2 months ago

solve for x and y: 2x+3y=9; 4x+6y=15

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Answered by anandparacommando

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Step-by-step explanation:

2x+3y=9------(1)

4x+6y=15----(2)

multiply eq (1)×2 so we get

4x+6y=18

Using elimination method

4x+6y=18

±4x±6y=±15

=0x+0y=3

:• This equation is not possible

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