Math, asked by spal36628, 10 months ago

solve system of equations using substitution 2x-3y=7, y=3x-7​

Answers

Answered by shivasharma7171
2

Answer:

y= 3x-7 man put karna hoga

2x-9x+21=7

-7x=-14

x=2

Answered by TheMoonlìghtPhoenix
8

Step-by-step explanation:

ANSWER:-

Given Equations:-

  • 2x-3y=7
  • y = 3x -7

How to Solve:-

  • First we will SOLVE any one of the equations
  • then find any one value let us say of x or y
  • Then find value
  • And then find the second value.

In this, we are already given the value of y.

Placing directly we get,

2x -3(3x-7)=7

2x -9x + 21 = 7

- 7x = - 14

x = 2.

Now, y

y = 3×2-7

y = -1 is the answer.

Things to Note:-

  • Always in substitution find the value of one with respect to the other
  • Applicable only in two variable question
  • Remember to find the second value
  • This can be brought out only by placing the value of first one.

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