Math, asked by rockeyhari33p0ttn8, 1 month ago

solve the equations
6h+8K=45 and 22h-4K=-35​

Answers

Answered by Aryan0123
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Answer:

  • k = 6
  • h = -½

Step-by-step explanation:

Given the 2 equations are:

  • 6h + 8k = 45 ----- [Equation 1]
  • 22h - 4k = -35 ----- [Equation 2]

To find:

Value of h and k = ?

Solution:

Multiply the second equation by 2 in order to get the coefficient of k as -8

2 (22h - 4k) = 2 (-35)

44h - 8k = -70 ----- [Equation 3]

Now add both Equation 1 and 3.

6h + 8k = 45

{+} 44h - 8k = -70

50h = -25

⇒ h = -25 ÷ 50

h = -1/2

Substitute the value of 'h' in Equation 1 to find out the value of k

6h + 8k = 45

→ 6(-½) + 8k = 45

→ -3 + 8k = 45

→ 8k = 45 + 3

→ 8k = 48

→ k = 48 ÷ 8

k = 6

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