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x+y=y, 2x-3y=3 solve using substitution method.​

Answers

Answered by manishgodara7851
5

Answer:

First, substitute

3

y

in the second equation with

2

x

(this is given to us in the first equation), and solve for x:

x

=

2

x

3

x

=

3

Insert x's value back into first equation, and solve for y:

2

3

=

3

y

y

=

2

Solution is:

x

=

3

,

y

=

2

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