3x + 14y = 5xy

21y - x = 2xy
kindly solve the pair of linear equation

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note from #2 that
x = 21y/(2y+1)

put that into #1 and you have

3*21y/(2y+1) + 14y = 5y*21y/(2y+1)
63y + 14y(2y+1) = 105y^2
77y^2-77y = 0
77y(y-1) = 0
Now you have two solutions for y. Use them to get associated solutions for x.
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1.Divide the two equations by xy
2.You will now have two equations.
3.Solve it by multiplying and cancelling , and find x and y by substituting.
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