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solve the following pairs of equations by reducing them to a pair of linear equations. 2/X+3/y=13 and 15/X+y+7/x-y=10where x not equals to 0 ,y not equals to 0 and 5/x-4/y=-2 where X is not equals to 0,y is not equals to 0​

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Answered by AryanKrishna980
0

Answer:

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Answered by shravanikhochare88
1

Answer:

(i)

2x

1

+

3y

1

=2

3x

1

+

2y

1

=

6

13

Lets assume

x

1

=p and

y

1

=q, both equations will become

2

p

+

3

q

=2

⇒3p+2q=12 ... (A)

3

p

+

2

q

=

6

13

⇒2p+3q=13 ...(B)

Multiply (A) by 3 and (B) by 2, we get

9p+6q=36

4p+6q=26

Subtracting these both, we get

5p=10

⇒p=2

⇒x=

p

1

=

2

1

∴q=

6

26−8

=3

⇒y=

q

1

=

3

1

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