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Solve the following pair of linear equations:

x + y = 5 and x-y=2​

Answers

Answered by chetanGauthmath
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Answer:

x=7/2  y=3/2

Step-by-step explanation:

x+y=5

x-y=2 (by substitution method)

2x=7

x=7/2

7/2+y=5

y=5-7/2

=10-7/2

y=3/2

Answered by galaxypumps1
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Hi
Here’s the answer
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First suppose
x + y=5. - equ 1
x - y=2. - equ 2
Adding equations 1&2
x + y= 5
+. x - y = 2
Answer:2x=7
x=7/2
Putting x=7/2 in equation 1
x + y = 5
7/2 + y=5
y =5-7/2
y=5/1-7/2
y=5 x 2/1 x 2 - 7/2
y= 10/2-7/2
y=10-7/2
y=3/2
Solution: (x,y)=(7/2,3/2)
OR
(x,y)=(3.5,1.5)
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