Math, asked by tamililakkiyaa, 9 months ago

Solve for x and y
x/2 - y/9 =6
x/7 + y/3=5

Answers

Answered by mdatifnasim70mp64jpe
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x/7+y/3=5 equation (1)

x/2-y/9=6 equation (2)

x/7+y/3 =5 add

3x+7y=105 equation( 1)

x/2-y/9=6 add

9x-2y=108 equation (2)

3x+7y=105 multiply by 2

9x-2y=108multiply by 7

6x+14y=210

63x-14y=756

69x=966

x=14

6×14+14y=210

84+14y=210

14y=210-84

14y=126

y=9

so x=14

y=9

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Answered by sohahmed2401
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1) x/7 + y/3 = 5    x/2 - y/9 = 6

On taking LCM of denominators and simplifying, we get the linear equations as

3x + 7y = 105 → (1)

9x − 2y = 108 → (2)

Multiply equation(1) with 3 , we get

9x + 21y = 315 → (3)

Now subtract (2) from (3)

9x + 21y = 315

9x − 2y = 108

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23y = 207

∴ y = (207/23) = 9

Put y = 9 in 3x + 7y = 105

3x + 7(9) = 105

⇒ 3x = 105 − 63 = 42

∴ x = (42/3) = 14

2) 4x + 6/y = 15

   3x - 4/y = 7

put (1/y) = p

Hence the above equations become,

4x + 6p =15 → (1)

3x − 4p = 7 → (2)

Multiply equation (1) with 4 and equation (2) with 6 and add as shown

16x + 24p = 60

18x − 24p = 42

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34x = 102

∴ x = (102/34) = 3

Put x = 3 in 4x + 6p =15

4(3) + 6p = 15

12 + 6p = 15

6p = 3

∴  p = (3/6) = (1/2)

⇒ (1/y) = (1/2)

∴ y = 2

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