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In any case, the solution for one linear equation, with two variables is an infinite set of points on the line that is defined by the equation.
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(1) 9x-2y=73 (2) 5x-9y=9 from (1) 9x-2y+2y=73+2y => 9x= 73+2y => x = (73+2y)/9 put into (2) 5x-9y = 9 => 5(73+2y)/9 - 9y=9 => 10y/9 + 365/9 -9y = 9 => 10y/9 - 9y = 9 -365/9 = -284/9 => -71y/9 = -284/9 => 71y= 284 => y = 284/71 = 4 and x = (73+2*4) / 9 = 9
5y explanaition 5x-5x=0, 0-2y=-2y, -2y+7y=5y
To do this equation, there would have to be an = in it. If you mean 5x-2y=4, then: 5x-2y=4 -5x -5x = -2y=4-5x Hope this helped!
Without an equality sign it cannot be classed as an equation therefore it follows that there is no solution.
9x - 2y = 73 . . . . . (a) 5x - 9y = 9 . . . . . (b) (a)*9: 81x - 18y = 657 (b)*2: 10x - 18y = 18 Subtract: 71x = 639 so x = 9 Substitute in (a): 81 - 2y = 73 2y = 8 so y = 4 The ordered pair is (9, 4)