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Multiply (1) by 4, (2) by 3.
multiply the first equation with 3 and the second one with 4 3.(4x+3y=2) and 4.(3x-4y=14) subtracting second equation from first 12x+9y-12x+16y=2-14 y=-12/25 now put this value of y in any of the two equations to get the value of x
4x+3y=2) and 4.(3x-4y=14) subtracting second equation from first 12x+9y-12x+16y=2-14 y=-12/25 now put this value of y in any of the two equations to get the value of x
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