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solve the following pair of simulataneous equations
2x+3y=8, 3x-y=9​

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Answered by nayankanoje6
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2x+3y=8 -----(1)

3x-y=9------(2)

Multiplying eqn 1 by 1 and 2 by 3

2x+3y=8

9x-3y=27

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11x = 35

x = 35 / 11

x = 3.18

Substituting x=3.18 in eqn 2

3x-y = 9

3*3.18 -y = 9

9.54 - y = 9

-y = 9-9.54

-y = -0.54

y=0.54

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Answered by shahegulafroz
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Answer:

 The value of x is 3.18 and y is 0.54 .

Step-by-step explanation:

Given -

2x+3y=8\\ 3x-y=9

To find -

The value of x and y

Solution -

2x+3y=8 \:\:\:\:\:\:\: (1)\\ 3x-y=9 \:\:\:\:\:\:\: (2)

To cut any variable in addition the both the number with the variables should be same. If they are not same then multiply second equation and get it same.

Multiply equation (2) by 3 we get

9x-3y=27 \:\:\:\:\:\: (3)

Now add equation (1) and (3) we get

11x = 35

Divide both side by 11  we get

x = 3.18

Put the value of x in equation (1) we get

2\times3.18 +3y =8

6.36 +3y =8

3y =8- 6.36

3y =1.64

Divide both side by 3 we get

y = 0.54

 The value of x is 3.18 and y is 0.54 .

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