solve the pair of linear equation 2x-y=2 and 4x-y=4
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2x−y=2 ----- (1)
−4x−y=−4 ----- (2)
From equation (1)
y=2x−2 ------ (3)
Assume the value of x = 1, 2 and put those values in equation (3)
If x=1,y=2(1)−2=0
If x=2,y=2(2)−2=2
On the above basis, the following points are:
X 1 2
Y 0 2
Now plotting (1, 0), (2, 2) and joining them, we get a straight line.
From equation (2),
−4x−y=−4
y=−4x+4 ------ (4)
Assume the value of x=1,2 and put those values in equation (3)
If x=1,y=−4(1)+4=0
If x=2,y=−4(1)+4=−2
Now table the following points:
X 1 2
Y 0 -2
Plotting (1, 0), (2, -2) and joining them, we get another straight line.
These lines intersect at the point (1, 0) and therefore the solution of the equation is x=1,y=0
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Answer:
Given:-
2x-y=2-----(I)
4x-y=8-----(II)
Solution:-
Subtracting the polynomial (I) & (ii)
Subtracting the polynomial (I) & (ii)2x-y=2-----(I)
Subtracting the polynomial (I) & (ii)2x-y=2-----(I)4x-y=8-----(ii)
Subtracting the polynomial (I) & (ii)2x-y=2-----(I)4x-y=8-----(ii)(-) (+) (-)
Subtracting the polynomial (I) & (ii)2x-y=2-----(I)4x-y=8-----(ii)(-) (+) (-)________
Subtracting the polynomial (I) & (ii)2x-y=2-----(I)4x-y=8-----(ii)(-) (+) (-)________-2x=-6
Subtracting the polynomial (I) & (ii)2x-y=2-----(I)4x-y=8-----(ii)(-) (+) (-)________-2x=-6x=-6/-2
Subtracting the polynomial (I) & (ii)2x-y=2-----(I)4x-y=8-----(ii)(-) (+) (-)________-2x=-6x=-6/-2=>x=3
Substituting value of x=3 in equation(I)
2×3-y=2
6-y=2
y=6-2
y=4
Therefore the answer is (x,y)=(3,4)
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