Math, asked by aidanpicerno, 11 months ago

Solve this please y=5x-8 and y=-6x+3 by elimination.

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Answered by sharansai42
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Let it be       y=5x-8 - ( equation 1 )

let it be       y=6x+3 - ( equation 2 )

by elimination process  { equation 2 - equation 1 }

 y = 5x-8 (-) y=6x+3

( here in the above subtraction we can directly cancel the y because " {y+(-y)} = 0 "

⇒  5x = 8 (-) 6x = 3  

∴ -x = 11

To know the value of x

⇒ y - 6x = 3

( we know the value of x so we will substitute it in the above step )

⇒ y- 6(-11) = 3

⇒ y+66 = 3

⇒ y = 3-66

∴ y = -63

The value of " x = -11 " and " y = -63 "

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Answered by manishagoyal28618
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Answer:

y = 5x-8

y = -6x+3

→ 5x-y-8 = 0

-6x-y+3 = 0

→ 5x-y = 8

-6x-y = -3

Using the Elimination method

→ 5x-y = 8×6.............(i)

6x+y = 3×5.............(ii)

Multipaction by eq(i) in 6 and by eq(ii) in 5

30x-6y = 48

30x+5y = 15

- - -

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-11y = 33

y = 33/-11

y = -3

by put y=-3 in eq(i)

5x-y = 8

5x-(-3) = 8

5x = 8-3

5x = 5

x = 5/5

x = 1

Hence, the value of x and y is 1 and -3 .

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