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Solve the following pairs of linear equations by substitution and elimination methods:
2x -5y+4,
3x-2y+16=0

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Answered by shivani3155
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Answer:

x = -72/11 and y = -20/11

Step-by-step explanation:

2x - 5y = -4 ----------------(1)

3x - 2y = -16 --------------(2)

by substitution method

from eq 1

x = (-4 + 5y)/2

put x in eq. 2

3x - 2y = -16

3{(-4+5y)/2} - 2y = -16

(-12 + 15y)/2 -2y = -16

(-12 + 15y - 4y)/2 = -16

-12 + 15y -4y = -16 × 2

-12 + 11y = -32

11y = -32 + 12

11y = -20

y = -20/11

put y in eq 2

3x - 2y = -16

3x - 2(-20/11) = -16

3x + 40/11 = -16

3x = -16 - 40/11

3x = (-176 - 40)/11

3x = -216/11

x = -216/(3 × 11)

x = -72/11

by elimination method

2x - 5y = -4 ---------(1)

3x - 2y = -16 ----------(2)

multiply by 3 in eq 1 and 2 in eq 2

3(2x - 5y = -4)

6x - 15y = -12 -----------(3)

2(3x - 2y = -16)

6x - 4y = -32 ------------(4)

on subtract eq. 3 and 4

6x - 4y = -32

6x - 15y = -12

- + +

0 + 11y = -20

y = -20/11

put y in eq 1

2x - 5y = -4

2x - 5(-20/11) = -4

2x + 100/11 = -4

2x = -4 - 100/11

2x = (-44 - 100)/11

2x = -144/11

x = -144/(11 × 2)

x = -72/11

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