Math, asked by kanav462, 10 months ago

solve the following system of equation 2x + Y - 3 is equal to zero 2 x minus 3 Y - 7 is equal to zero​

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Answered by manasvi1604
10

Answer:

2x+Y-3=0 (1st equation)

2x-3Y-7=0 (2nd equation)

On subtracting 1st equation from 2nd equation we get,

2x+Y-3-(2x-3Y-7)=0

2x+Y-3-2x+3Y+7=0

4Y+4=0

4Y= -4

Y= (-1)

On substituting value of Y in 1st equation we get,

2x+Y-3=0

2x+(-1)-3=0

2x-1-3=0

2x-4=0

2x=4

x=2

Hence (2,-1) is the solution for these two equations..

Answered by sheemakashf
0

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