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Andrewdixon · Answer 1 · 2023-01-03T21:05:20+0000

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Here we have been provided with two equations and we have to solve them by substitution method and get the value of x and y.

Here we have been already provided a temporary value of y in first equation so let us substitute in the second equation.

$: \implies \: \sf{y \: = \: 4x \: - \: 10}$

$: \implies \: \sf{x \: - \: 4 \: = \: 4x \: - \: 10}$

$: \implies \: \sf{x \: = \: 4x \: - \: 10 \: + \: 4}$

$: \implies \: \sf{x \: = \: 4x \: - 6}$

$: \implies \: \sf{x \: - 4x \: = \: - 6}$

$: \implies \: \sf{ - 3x \: = \: - 6}$

$: \implies \: \sf{ \cancel - \: 3x \: = \: \cancel- \: 6}$

$: \implies \: \sf{ 3x \: = \: 6}$

$: \implies \: \sf{ x \: = \: (6)/(3) }$

$: \implies \: \sf{ x \: = \: \cancel(6)/(3) }$

$: \implies \: \boxed{\bf{ x \: = \:2 }} \pink\bigstar$

Therefore, value of x is 2..!!

Finding out value of y :

Here we would substitute the value of x which we got as 2 in the first equation inorder to get the value of y.

$: \implies \: \sf{ y \: = \: x \: - \: 4 }$

$: \implies \: \sf{ y \: = \: 2 \: - \: 4 }$

$: \implies \: \boxed{\bf{ y \: = \:-2 }} \pink\bigstar$

Therefore, value of y is -2.

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