solve the following pair of linear equation by substitution method X + y by 2 is equal to 1 and X by 3 + 17 y by 6 is equal to 3
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Given system of equations:
x + y/2 = 1
=> x = 1-y/2
=> x = (2-y)/2 ---(1)
and
x/3 + 17y/6 = 3 ---(2)
Substitute (1) in equation (2), we get
=> [(2-y)/2]/3 +17y/6 = 3
=> (2-y)/6+17y/6 = 3
multiply each term by 6 , we get
=> 2-y + 17y = 18
=> 2+16y = 18
=> 16y = 18-2
=> 16y = 16
=> y = 16/16
=> y = 1
Now ,
substitute y=1, in equation (1),
we get
x = (2-1)/2
=> x = 1/2
Therefore,
x = 1/2 , y = 1
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