1 of 1

(vi)

3x

2

-

5y

3

=

-2

;

x

3

+

y

2

=

13

6

Soln.

3x

2

-

5y

3

=

-2

9x

…(i)

Substituting eqn (iii) in eqn (ii)

2

-12+10y

9

+3y

=

13

-24+

9

+3y

=

13

-24 + 20y

=

117

47y

=

141

y

=

3

Substituting y = 3 in eqn (iii)

x =

-12 + 10

9

x =

-12 + 30

9

x =

18

9

x =

2

Solution is x = 2, y = 3

-10y

+ 27y

20y

=

117

+ 27y

+ 24

2

Solve the denominator

There are two denominator

3 & 2

Their L.C.M = 6

=

-12

6

6

×

6

x

3

+

y

2

=

6

6

×

6

3x

2

-

5y

3

=

-2

13

6

Multiplying throughout by 6 we get

Similarly

3

2

2

3

2x

…(ii)

+ 3y

=

13

x

3

+

y

2

=

13

6

Multiplying throughout by 6 we get

Write the eqn

either X = something

Or

Y = something

9x

-10y

=

-12

9x

= -12

+

10y

x =

-12

+

10y

9

…(iii)

Either eqn (i) eqn (ii) or (iii)

(3)

How to get the value of x?

Substituting the value of y in (iii)

We have to substitute y = 3

20y

Consider one of the two equations

Let us Consider equation no. (i)

Consider (i)

Which equation is to be considered

You can consider either of the two equations

It is better to consider simpler of the two equations

First let us number the equation

Number the equation as (iii)

What is the name of the method ?

SUBSTITUTION Method

So we need to substitute something

substitute what ?

Substitute eqn. (iii)

Where ?

In the equation which was not considered

If any number is in the

denominator become than

it difficult to solve