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Solve the simultaneous equations using both elimination and substitution method.

Solve the simultaneous equations using both elimination and substitution method.-example-1
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Answer:

x=1 and y = 9

Explanation:

Solving using elimination method:

In elimination method we solve equations such that one variable cancels out and we find the value of other variable.

x + 7y = 64

x + 3y = 28

Subtracting both equations:

x + 7y = 64

x + 3y = 28

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0 +4y = 36

y= 36/4

y=9

Putting value of y in one of the equation,

x+7y = 64

x + 7(9) = 64

x + 63 = 64

x = 64-63

x = 1

So, x=1 and y=9

Solving using substitution method:

In substitution method, we substitute value of one variable into other value

x + 7y = 64 (1)

x + 3y = 28 (2)

From 1

x = 64 -7y

Putting value of x in eq(2)

(64 -7y) + 3y = 28

64 -7y +3y =28

64 - 4y = 28

-4y = 28 -64

-4y = -36

y = -36/-4

y = 9

Putting value of y in eq (1)

x + 7y = 64

x + 7(9) = 64

x + 63 = 64

x = 64 - 63

x = 1

So, x=1 and y = 9.

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