solve the pair of linear equation 3x/2-5y/3=-2 and x/3+y/2=13/6.
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3x/2-5y/3=-2
x/3+y/2 =13/6
multiplying both the equations by 6 we get
9x-10y=-12. .. (l)
2x+3y=13. ... (ll)
multiplying equation (l) by 2 & (ll) by 9 we get.
18x-20y=-24
18x+27y=117
subtracting equation (lll) from (IV)
57y=141
y=141/57
x/3+y/2 =13/6
multiplying both the equations by 6 we get
9x-10y=-12. .. (l)
2x+3y=13. ... (ll)
multiplying equation (l) by 2 & (ll) by 9 we get.
18x-20y=-24
18x+27y=117
subtracting equation (lll) from (IV)
57y=141
y=141/57
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