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I assume you mean,
X - 2Y = 0
4X - 3Y = 15
this is set up for substitution, use ( X - 2Y = 0)
X - 2Y = 0
X = 2Y
----------substitute into ( 4X - 3Y = 15 ) to find Y
4(2Y) - 3Y = 15
8Y - 3Y = 15
5Y = 15
Y = 3
---------find X in ( X - 2Y = 0 )
X - 2(3) = 0
X - 6 = 0
X = 6
---------------check in both original equation
6 - 2(3) = 0
6 - 6 = 0
0 = 0
-----------checks
4(6) - 3(3) = 15
24 - 9 = 15
15 = 15
----------------both check and are consistent
(6, 3) is the solution set
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What is x-2y equals 0 in 4x-3y equals 15?
eq. 1 is x-2y=0 which means x=2y eq. 2 is 4x-3y=15 subst. x=2y in eq. 2 4(2y)-3y=15 8y-3y=15 5y=15 y=3 subst. y=3 in eq. 1 we get x=2(3) x=6 Ans: x=6 and y=3 is the required solution. Thank you.
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