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Using substitution method solve the equation X+2y=21,x-y=9


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Answered by aami21
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x - y = 9 \\ x + 2y = 21

from (1),

x = 9 + y

substitute in (2),

9 + y + 2y = 21 \\ 3y = 21 - 9 \\ 3y = 12 \\ y = 4

substitute in (1),

x - 4 = 9 \\ x = 9 + 4 \\ x = 13

Hope it helps you


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Answered by Anonymous
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Equations -

x + 2y = 21 --- (1)

x - y = 9 --- (2)

x = 9 + y --- (3)

Substitute (3) equation in (1) equation

Therefore,

9 + y + 2y = 21

9 + 3y = 21

3y = 21 - 9

3y = 12

y = 12/3

=> 4

Thus, y = 4 --- (4)

Now, to find x value, substitute y = 4 in equation (2)

Thus,

x = 9 + y

x = 9 + 4

x = 13

Answer -

\bf{Value\:of\:x\:=\:13}

\bf{Value\:of\:y\:=\:4}

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