Using the. Cramer. Rule 2x-y=1; 7x-2y=-7
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Given:
2x − y = 1 7x − 2y = −7
Using Crammer's Rule,
we get
D = ∣2 −17 −2∣
=−4 + 7 = 3
D1 = ∣1 −1−7 −2∣
−2 − 7 = −9
D2=∣2 1 7 −7∣
= −14 − 7 = −21
Now,
x=D1/D = −9/3= −3
y=D2/D= −21/3 = −7
∴ x=−3 and y=−7 ______answer
hope it will help you
Devil_king ▄︻̷̿┻̿═━一
here is your answer ☞
→_→→_→→_→→_→→_→
Given:
2x − y = 1 7x − 2y = −7
Using Crammer's Rule,
we get
D = ∣2 −17 −2∣
=−4 + 7 = 3
D1 = ∣1 −1−7 −2∣
−2 − 7 = −9
D2=∣2 1 7 −7∣
= −14 − 7 = −21
Now,
x=D1/D = −9/3= −3
y=D2/D= −21/3 = −7
∴ x=−3 and y=−7 ______answer
hope it will help you
Devil_king ▄︻̷̿┻̿═━一
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Answer:
X = –3 AND Y = –7 IS THE ANSWER (≡^∇^≡)
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