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x+y=3.3 0.6/3x - 2y = -1 solve it by elimination method​

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Answered by alenealvares
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Answer:

Answer:

( a,b)=(− 2,2)

Step-by-step explanation:

Given

[1]

XXXX

3

a

+

4

b

=

2

[2]

XXXX

4

a

3

b

=

14

Multiply [1] by 4 and [2] by 3 to obtain two equations with the same  

a

coefficient

[3]

XXXX

12

a

+

16

b

=

8

[4]

XXXX

12

a

9

b

=

42

Subtract [4] from [3] to clear the  

a

term

[5]

XXXX

25b= 50#

Divide both sides by  

25

[6]

XXXX

b

=

2

Substitute  

b

=

2

into equation [1]

[7]

XXXX

3

a

+

4

(

2

)

=

2

[8]

XXXX

3

a

=

6

[9]

XXXX

a

=

2

Step-by-step explanation:

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