CBSE Class 10 Answered
substitution method
Asked by arvindkrishnan | 03 Oct, 2009, 08:01: PM
Expert Answer
Obviously the only solution is (0, 0),
Let's work it out !
x = (
(3/2))y from 1st equation.
Substituting this in 2nd equation,
(3)((3/2)y - (8)y = 0
This gives y =0, and hence x = 0.
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