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x+y=0,2x-y=9 by elimination​

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Answered by ritu3196
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Answered by Anonymous
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Here Is Your Ans

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2X - Y = 9 ------ 1

X + Y = 0 ---------- 2

Multiply equation 1 by 1 And Equation 2 By 2

We Get ,

2X - Y = 9 ----- 3

2X + 2Y = 0 ------- 4

subtract Equation 3 & 4

=> -3Y = 9

=> Y = -3

Put The Value Of Y In equation 2

=> X + ( - 3 ) = 0

=> X - 3 = 0

=> X = 3

Hence , The Value Of X Is

 \fbox{3}

And Y is

 \fbox{-3}

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