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solve this equation by elimination method 3 x minus 4 Y = 11,
7 x minus 5 Y equal 4​

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Answered by GoaDon18
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Answered by BHL
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Given equations :

3x - 4y = 11 .....( 1 )

7x - 5y = 4 .......( 2 )

Multiply ( 1 ) by 5 and ( 2 ) by 4, we get

5 ( 3x - 4y ) = 5 ( 11 )

→ 15x - 20y = 55

And

4 ( 7x - 5y ) = 4 ( 4 )

→ 28x - 20y = 16

Now, Subtract both the new formed equations, we get

( 15x - 20y ) - ( 28x - 20y ) = 55 - 16

15x - 20y - 28x + 20y = 55 - 16

- 13x = 39

x = - 39/13

x = - 3

Put this value in ( 1 ), we get

3 ( - 3 ) - 4y = 11

- 9 - 4y = 11

- 4y = 11 + 9

- 4y = 20

y = - 20/4

y = - 5

Hence, x = - 3, y = - 5

______Elimination Method______

In this method, the coefficients of one variable in both equations has to be same, so that it can be easily eliminate by addition or subtraction.

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