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What is the value of y in the solution to the system of equations?

1/3 x + 1/4y = 1
2x – 3y = –30

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1 Solve for x in 1/3x+1/4y=1
X=3(1-y/4)

2 Substitute x=3(1-y/4) into 2x-3y=-30
6−9y/2 =−30

3 Solve for y in 6-9y/2=-30
y=8

4 Substitute y=8 into x=3(1-y/4)
x=−3

5 Therefore,
x=-3
y=8
User Antony Delaney
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Answer:


x=-3\\y=8

Explanation:

Given is a system of equations in two variables x and y as


(x)/(3) +(y)/(4) =1\\2x-3y =-30

First we will remove the denominator in the equations by taking Lcd

Multiply I equation by 12


4x+3y =12...iii

Add the second equation with iii equation

We get
6x = -18x=-3

Substitute in II equation


2(-3)-3y =-30\\y=8

Solution set is


x=-3\\y=8

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