linear equation by substitution method

s-t=3 ,s/3+t/2=6

GIVEN :-  Equation 1) s - t =3

  2) ( s / 3 ) + ( t / 2 )= 6

Solution:-

As  s - t = 3

  = s = t +3

Substituting the value in Equation 2 :- ( s / 3 ) + ( t / 2 ) = 6

  = [ (t + 3) / 3 ] + ( t / 2 ) = 6

  = ( t / 3 ) + (3 / 3) + ( t / 2 ) = 6

  = ( t / 3 ) + ( t / 2 ) + 1 = 6

  = (3t + 2t) / 6 = 6 - 1

  = 5t / 6 = 5

  = 5t = 30

  = t = 30 / 5 = 6

Therefore, t = 6

As by Equation 1 :-  s - t = 3

  = s - 6 = 3

  = s = 3 + 6 = 9

Therefore s = 9  and  t = 6.

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s-t=3
= s = t+3 ...(i)


substituting the value of s in eq.(ii) e.i  s/3+t/2=6

[(t+3)/3]+(t/2)=6

=t/3+3/3
+t/2= 6
=t/3+1+t/2=6
=(3t+2t)/6=6-1
=5t/6=5
=5t=30
=t=20/5=6
putting the value of t in eq.(i),we get
s-6=3
=s=3+6=9

therefore s=9 and t=6

 
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