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Solve x+y=7 ; x-y=3 by elimination method

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Solve x + y = 7 ; x - y = 3 by elimination method.

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Substraction of both the equation as follows :

\bf{ \cancel x + y = 7} \\  { \underline{\bf{  - \cancel {x}  + y =  - 3}}} \\   \implies\bf{2y = 4} \\  \implies \bf \: y = { \cancel{ \frac{4}{2} }} \\  \bf \therefore {\underline{ \boxed{ \bf y = 2}}}

After solving the equation we get :

y = 2.....ans.

Substituting the value of y in the equation (i) :

➠ x + y = 7

➠ x + 2 = 7

➠ x = 7 - 2

x = 5 .... ans.

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