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{:[-3a+5b=11],[6a+2b=26]:}

3a+5b=116a+2b=26 \begin{array}{r}-3 a+5 b=11 \\ 6 a+2 b=26\end{array}

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Q. 3a+5b=116a+2b=26 \begin{array}{r}-3 a+5 b=11 \\ 6 a+2 b=26\end{array}
  1. Eliminate variable aa: Use elimination method to eliminate variable aa. Multiply the first equation by 22 to align the coefficients of aa with the second equation.\newlineCalculation: \newlineFirst equation: 3a+5b=11-3a + 5b = 11 becomes 6a+10b=22-6a + 10b = 22\newlineSecond equation: 6a+2b=266a + 2b = 26\newlineAdding both equations: (6a+10b)+(6a+2b)=22+26(-6a + 10b) + (6a + 2b) = 22 + 26\newlineSimplification: 12b=4812b = 48
  2. Solve for b: Solve for b.\newlineCalculation: \newline12b=4812b = 48\newlineb=4812b = \frac{48}{12}\newlineb=4b = 4
  3. Substitute to find aa: Substitute the value of bb back into one of the original equations to find aa. Using the first equation 3a+5b=11-3a + 5b = 11.\newlineCalculation: \newline3a+5(4)=11-3a + 5(4) = 11\newline3a+20=11-3a + 20 = 11\newline3a=1120-3a = 11 - 20\newline3a=9-3a = -9\newlinea=9/3a = -9 / -3\newlinea=3a = 3