solve the following by substitution method
i) x - 4y = 2 and x + 3y = 9
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i) x-4y=2
-4y=2-x
y=2-x\-4
let x be equal to 2
y=2-2\-4
=0\-4
=-4
(2,-4)
x+3y=9
3y=9-x
y=9-x\3
let x be equal to 3
y=9-3\3
=6\3
=2
(3,2)
-4y=2-x
y=2-x\-4
let x be equal to 2
y=2-2\-4
=0\-4
=-4
(2,-4)
x+3y=9
3y=9-x
y=9-x\3
let x be equal to 3
y=9-3\3
=6\3
=2
(3,2)
Answered by
6
x = 2 + 4y
substituting it in the other equation
2 + 4y + 3y = 9
⇒ y = 1
putting y in the first equation x = 6
so x = 6 and = 1 ANSWER
substituting it in the other equation
2 + 4y + 3y = 9
⇒ y = 1
putting y in the first equation x = 6
so x = 6 and = 1 ANSWER
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