solve the following pair of linear equations by substitution method 3x+2y-7=0 and 4x+y-6=0
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3x=7-2y
x=7-2y/3
4x+y-6=0
4*7-2y/3+y=6
28-8y/3+y=6
28-8y+3y/3=6
28-5y=18
-5y=18-28
-5y=-10
y=-10/-5
y=2
x=7-2*2/3
=3/3
x=1
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x=7-2y/3
4x+y-6=0
4*7-2y/3+y=6
28-8y/3+y=6
28-8y+3y/3=6
28-5y=18
-5y=18-28
-5y=-10
y=-10/-5
y=2
x=7-2*2/3
=3/3
x=1
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Given That 3x+2y-7=0....... Equation I. And 4x+y-6=0...... Equation II. By Substitution Method. 3x+2y-7=0.
3x+2y=7
2y=7-3x
y=7-3x/2......III.
We Put The Value In Equation II
4x+y-6=0
4x+y=6.
4x+7-3x/2=6
8x+7-3x=12
8x-3x=12-7
5x=5
x=1....IV.
We Put The Value In Equation I
3x+2y=7
3(1)+2y=7
3+2y=7
2y=7-3
2y=4
y=4/2
y=2.
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