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Solve the simultaneous equations8x – 3y = 303x + y = 7

1 answer:

6 0

Solve for y in 3x+7=y

y=7−3x

Substitute y=7−3x

y=7−3x into 8x−3y=30

8x−3y=30.

17x−21=30

Solve for x

x in 17x−21=30

17x−21=30.

X=3

Substitute x=3 into y=7−3x

y=-2

Therefore,

x=3

y=−2

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