Math, asked by ushapalawat4107, 9 months ago

solve the following pair of linear equation by the substitution method (2x + 7y) = -6 ( x +9y = -14)

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Answered by sanghrshawankhade784

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2x+7y=-6

- x. +9y=-14

x. +2y=8

x+y=8÷2

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