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x-3y=10 and 2x+3y=-7 solve using substitution method​

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Answered by hgautam1978
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Step-by-step explanation:

x-3y=10 multiply it by 2

2x-6y=20

By substitution method

2x-6y=20

2x+3y=-7

- - +

-9y = 27

y = -3

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Answered by itzshahrad
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Answer:

x=1 , y=-3

Step-by-step explanation:

In substitution method, you should first solve for one variable (like or ).

And after that, Substitute that expression into the other equation.

Let's solve for in the first equation.

  1. x-3y=10, add both sides +3y .
  2. It will be x=3y+10.

Now we are going to substitute this expression into the second equation.

  1. 2x+3y=-7, Here we replace 3y+10 instead of x.
  2. 2(3y+10)+3y=-7, Now we simplify this.
  3. 9y+20=-7.
  4. From here we find y. y=-3.

And now we substitute y into the first equation and solve for x.

  1. x-3y=10, Here we replace -3 instead of y.
  2. x-3(-3)=10, Now we simplify this.
  3. x+9=10.
  4. From here we find x. x=1

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