Math, asked by khushi8464, 3 months ago

\begin{gathered}10x-16y=12 \\ 5x-3y=4\end{gathered}


If (x, y) is a solution to the system of equations above, what is the value of x-y?​

Answers

Answered by DILhunterBOYayus
20

\huge{\underline{\underline{\mathcal\color{gold}{\bigstar{Answer\bigstar }}}}}

\red{x-y=\dfrac{24}{25}}

Step-by-step explanation:

\rightsquigarrow We have the system:

\begin{gathered}\left\{ \begin{array}{ll} 10x-16y=12 & \quad \\ 5x-3y=4& \quad \end{array} \right.\end{gathered}

\rightsquigarrow We can solve this system by elimination.

Looking at the system, we can see that the coefficients of the Xs share a LCM.

\rightsquigarrow So, we can multiply the second equation by -2. This yields:

\begin{gathered}\left\{ \begin{array}{ll} 10x-16y=12 & \quad \\ -2(5x-3y)=-2(4)& \quad \end{array} \right.\end{gathered}

\rightsquigarrow Multiply:

\begin{gathered}\left\{ \begin{array}{ll} 10x-16y=12 & \quad \\ -10x+6y=-8 & \quad \end{array} \right.\end{gathered}

\rightsquigarrow Now, we can add the two equations. This yields:

\bold{(10x-10x)+(-16y+6y)=(12+(-8))}

Add:

\tt{-10y=4   }      

\rightsquigarrow Divide both sides by -12. So, the value of y is:

\bold{y=\dfrac{4}{-10}=\dfrac{-2}{5 }  } 

\rightsquigarrow We can substitute this back into either equation to find x.

Let's use the second equation:

\tt{ 5x-3y=4  }      

\rightsquigarrow Substitute -2/5 for y:

5x-3(-\dfrac{2}{5})=4

\rightsquigarrow Multiply:

5x+\dfrac{6}{5}=4

\rightsquigarrow Subtract 6/5 from both sides. Note that 4 is the same as 20/5.

\rightsquigarrow So:

5x=\dfrac{20}{5}-\dfrac{6}{5}

\rightsquigarrow Subtract:

5x=\dfrac{14}{5}

\rightsquigarrow Multiply both sides by 1/5. So, the value of x is:

x=\frac{14}{25}

\rightsquigarrow Therefore, our solution is:

(\dfrac{14}{25},- \dfrac{2}{5})

Where x is 14/25 and y is -2/5.

\rightsquigarrow We want to find:

x-y

Substitute 14/25 for x and -2/5 for y:

=\dfrac{14}{25}-(-\dfrac{2}{5})

\rightsquigarrow Simplify. Change 2/5 to 10/25:

=\dfrac{14}{25}+\dfrac{10}{25}

\hookrightarrow Add. So, our answer is:

=\dfrac{24}{25}

Answered by TheBrainliestUser
4

Answer:

The value of x - y = 24/25

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

Equation I: 10x - 16y = 12

Equation II: 5x - 3y = 4

Divide 2 with equation I:

10x/2 - 16y/2 = 12/2

→ 5x - 8y = 6

Now subtract equation I from equation II:

5x - 3y - (5x - 8y) = 4 - 6

→ 5x - 3y - 5x + 8y = - 2

→ 5y = - 2

→ y = - 2/5

Now substitute the value of y in equation II:

5x - 3(-2/5) = 4

→ 5x + 6/5 = 4

→ 5x = 4 - 6/5

→ 5x = (20 - 6)/5

→ 5x = 14/5

→ x = 14/25

Value of x - y:

= 14/25 - (-2/5)

= 14/25 + 2/5

= (14 + 10)/25

= 24/25

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