Math, asked by namansanghvi2006, 11 days ago

x + y = 0 x - y = 2 by elimination and substitution method​

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Answered by tejeswarteju
3

Answer:

add \: the \: both \: equations

x + y + x - y = 2 + 0

2x = 2

x = 1

x - y = 2

y = 1 - 2

y =  - 1

1 - y =2

y = -1

Answered by Anonymous
61

Answer:

{ \large{ \pmb{ \sf{Given... }}}}

: x + y = 0

: x - y = 2

{ \large{ \pmb{ \sf{To \:  Find... }}}}

Value of x and y

{ \large{ \pmb{ \sf{Solution... }}}}

x + y = 0 ___(1)

x - y = 2 ____(2)

From equation (2),

x - y = 2

x = 2 + y ___(3)

Now substitute x value in equation (1) ,

{ \implies{ \sf{x + y = 0}}}

 \: { \implies{ \sf{2 + y + y = 0}}}

 \: { \implies{ \sf{2 + 2y = 0}}}

 \: { \implies{ \sf{2y =  - 2}}}

 \: { \implies{ \sf{y =  - 1}}}

So, Value of y is -1

Now substitute y value in equation (1) ,

 \: { \implies{ \sf{x + y = x}}}

 \: { \implies{ \sf{x - 1 = 0}}}

 \: { \implies{ \sf{x = 1}}}

So, Value of x = 1

{ \large{ \pmb{ \sf{Final  \: Answer... }}}}

: ➙ Value of x = 1

: ➙ Value of y = -1

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