Math, asked by latadhabe24423, 9 months ago

(vi) 2x - 7y = 7; 3x + y = 22​

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Answered by khushisingh637
3

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2x - 7y = 7 -  -  - (i) \\ 3x + y = 22 -  -  - (ii)

equation (ii)×7

2x  - 7y = 7 \\ 21x + 7y = 154

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33x=161

x =  \frac{161}{33}

x =  \frac{161}{33}  \: put \: in \: equation \: (i) \\  \\ 2x - 7y = 7 \\ 2 \times  \frac{161}{33}  - 7y = 7 \\   \\  \frac{321}{33}  - 7y = 7 \\  \\  - 7y = 7 -  \frac{321}{33}  \\  </p><p>[tex] - 7y =  \frac{231 - 161}{33}  \\  \\  - 7y =  \frac{70}{33}  \\  \\   y =  \frac{ - 70}{33  \times 7}  \\  \\ y =  \frac{ - 10}{33}

Answered by BlackWizard
3

Answer:

2x −7y = 7 .....(I)

3x + y = 22 .....(II)

Multiply (II) with 7

21x + 7y = 154 .....(III)

(I) + (III)

23x = 161

x = 7, y = 1

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