Topic : Linear equations in two variables.
Given :
- 2x - y = 3 ––– (i)
- - x - y = 3 ––– (ii)
Solution :
Now,
(i) – (ii)
Now, substituting the value of x in Eq (i) :
Therefore,
- <u>The value of x = 0 and y = -3</u>
I did this excat problem in school but my teacher just gave us the answer which is X<2
<span><span>Hiya!
Y=−3x+1
</span><span>
2y=−6x+2
The answer is...
</span></span><span>consistent and coincident
</span>
Hope This Helps!
(If it Helps I took the test, its 100% Right)
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