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solve the following pair of linear equation 3 x minus Y is equal to 7 and 2x + 5y +1is equal to 90

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Answered by mymobno7284876366
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Answer:

(3x - y = 7)*2

(2x + 5y =89)*3

6x - 2y = 14

- 6x - 15y = -267

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-17y = -253

y = 14.88

3x - 14.88 = 7

3x = 21.88

X = 7.29 Y = 14.88

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Answered by prince8454
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Step-by-step explanation:

3x-y=7

2x+5y+1=90

multiply 2 with first one and 3 with second one

=6x-10y=24

=6x+15y+3=270

now on subtracting

-10y-15y-3=24-270

-25y-3=-246

25y=-246+3

25y=-243.

y=-243/25.

put the value of y in first one

6x-10×-243/25=0

6x=243×2/5

x=243×2/5÷6.

now solve you will get the answer

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