Use Cramer‟s rule to solve the following: x+2y=3 3x+4y=1?
Yricidri
22 Nov, 2023
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All_for_one
2 years ago
Here’s how to solve the system of equations using Cramer’s rule:
x+2y=3
3x+4y=1
Steps to solve:
1. Solve for x:
x+2y=3
x=3−2y
2. Substitute x into the second equation:
3(3−2y)+4y=1
9−6y+4y=1
−2y=−8
y=4
3. Substitute y back into the first equation:
x+2(4)=3
x+8=3
x=−5
Answer:
x=−5
y=4
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