7x-10y=20 -7x-2y=4
I think you can solve this. "add" the two equations together to solve for y by elimination. Once you get the value of y, put that in to one of the equations and solve for x. Let me know if you need any help.
you can use either elimination or subsitution
\(\Large \begin{cases} 7x-10y=20\ \ \ (1)\\-7x-2y=4\ \ \ (2) \end{cases} \) (1)+(2) \(\Large \Rightarrow -12y=24 \\\Large \Rightarrow y=\frac{24}{-12}=-2\) From (1) \(\Large \Rightarrow x=\frac{20+10y}{7}=\frac{20-20}{7}=0\)
7x-10y=20 .....(1) -7x-2y=4 .....(2) Add both the equations, we get -12y = 24 or y = -2 Put y = -2 in equation (1) 7x - 10 * -2 = 20 7x + 20 = 20 7x = 0 x =0 The set of solution is (0, -2). ICSE Question Papers Class 8 - http://scoremore.beep.com/icse-question-papers-class-8-2014-07-09-1.htm
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