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Find the point 3x - 7x₂ =5. of the lines x, - 5x2 = 1 and of intersection

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Answer:

(
(9)/(4),(1)/(4))

Explanation:

We are given that two lines


x_1-7x_2=5 and
x_1-5x_2=1

We have to find the intersection point of two lines

Let
3x_1-7x_2=5 (equation 1)


x_1-5x_2=1 (Equation 2)

Multiply equation 2 by 3 then subtract from equation 1


-7x_2+15x_2=5-3


8x_2=2


x_2=(2)/(8)=(1)/(4)

Substitute
x_2=(1)/(4) in the equation 1

Then, we get


3x_1-7(1)/(4)=5


3x_1-(7)/(4)=5


3x_1=5+(7)/(4)=(20+7)/(4)=(27)/(4)


x_1=(27)/(4* 3)=(9)/(4)

Hence, the intersection point of two given lines is (
(9)/(4),(1)/(4))

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