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solve the quadratic equation
2X + Y = 7 AND -3X + 4Y = 6​

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Answered by chirags10tews
2

Answer:

X = 2, Y=3

Step-by-step explanation:

2X + Y = 7 ----- 1

-3X + 4Y = 6 ----- 2

MULTIPLY EQ 1 BY 4 TO CANCEL OUT Y TERMS ON EQ 2

8X + 4Y = 28 ---- 3

-3X + 4Y = 6 ---- 4

SUBTRACT EQ 3 AND 4

8X -(-3X) = 28-6

11X = 22

X = 2

REPLACING VALUE OF X IN EQ 1

2(2) + Y = 7

4 + Y = 7

Y=3

Answered by Aayrasri
1

Answer:

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