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solve the set of simultaneous equations : 3x+y=6; 2x+4y=4​

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Answered by Anwasha
1

Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

3x+y=6

y=63x(i)

2x+4y=4(ii)

from (i) and (ii)

2x+4(63x)=4

2x+2412x=4

10x=424

10x=20

x=2

y =63×2

y=66

y=0

Answered by hana121
1

Step-by-step explanation:

4(3x+y=6)

2x+4y=4

1st equation becomes

12x+4y=24 add the both

2x+4y=4

- - -

------------- change the sign to subtract

10x=20

x=2

now apply the value of x in the first equation or second equation

3x+y=6

3×2+y=6

6+y=6

y=0

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