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The cost of 5 tables exceeds the cost of 8 chairs by Rs.150. Write the linear equation in two variables

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Levart [38]3 years ago

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Answer:

The linear equation in two variables is 5u - 8v = 150 .

Step-by-step explanation:

As given

The cost of 5 tables exceeds the cost of 8 chairs by Rs150 .

Let us assume that the cost of one table be u .

Let us assume that the cost of one chairs be v .

Than the equation becomes

5u + 150 = 8v

Simplify the above equation

5u - 8v = 150

Therefore the linear equation in two variables is 5u - 8v = 150 .

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