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solve x+y=3.3 and 0.6/3x-2y   = - 1

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Answered by amlanlahiri
72
0.6/2x-3y= -1
so 0.6=3y-2x
so 3y-2x=0.6 or 3y=2x-0.6

again x+y=3.3
     so 3x+3y=9.9
     so 3x+2x-0.6=9.9
    so 5x=9.9+0.6=10.5
    so  x= 2.1
so y= 3.3-2.1=1.2

answer : x=2.1, y=1.2
Answered by pinquancaro
63

Answer:

The values are x=1.2 and y=2.1.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given : Equations x+y=3.3 and \frac{0.6}{3x-2y}=-1

To find : Solve the equations ?

Solution :

Let x+y=3.3 ....(1)

\frac{0.6}{3x-2y}=-1

0.6=-3x+2y

-3x+2y=0.6 ....(2)

Solving (1) and (2),

Multiply (1) by 3 and add in (2),

3x+3y-3x+2y=9.9+0.6

5y=10.5

y=\frac{10.5}{5}

y=2.1

Substitute in equation (1),

x+2.1=3.3

x=3.3-2.1

x=1.2

Therefore, The values are x=1.2 and y=2.1.

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