the sum of 4 times of one number in 3 times a second number is 65.The sum of the two numbers is 18. What is the larger of the two numbers
\(\left \{ {{4x+3y=65\:(I)} \atop {x+y=18\:(II)}} \right.\)
simplify by (-3) second equation
\(\left \{ {{4x+3y=65\:\:\:\:} \atop {x+y=18\:(-3)}} \right.\)
\(\left \{ {{4x+\diagup\!\!\!\!\!3y=65} \atop {-3x-\diagup\!\!\!\!\!3y=-54}} \right.\)
\(\left \{ {{4x=65} \atop {-3x=-54}} \right.\)
\(\boxed{\boxed{x = 11}} \end{array}}\qquad\quad\checkmark\)
Replace the found value of "x" in the second equation.
\(x+y=18\:(II)\)
\(11 + y = 18\)
\(y = 18 - 11\)
\(\boxed{\boxed{y = 7}} \end{array}}\qquad\quad\checkmark\)
Answer:
\(\boxed{\boxed{x\ \textgreater \ y}or\boxed{11\ \textgreater \ 7}} \end{array}}\qquad\quad\checkmark\)
The larger of the two numbers be 11 or 7.
4x + 3y = 65
X + y = 18
here we used elimination, so we multiply the second equation by -3
4x + 3y = 65
-3X -3y = -54
X = 11
Now
X+y = 18
11 + y = 18
Y = 7
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