Solution:

3x+2y= 11 -(1)
2x+3y=4 -(2)
By eliminating y from the above equations. The coefficients of y in the given equations are 2 and 3 respectively. The L.C.M of 2 and 3 is 6. So,we need to make the coefficients equal to 6 in both the equations.
Multiplying equation -(1)by 3 and equation -(2) by 2, we get:
9x+6y=33 -(3)
4x+6y=8 -(4)
Subtracting -(4) from -(3),we get:
5x= 25
⟹x=5
Substituting
in equation -(1),we get:
15+2y= 11
⟹2y= -4
⟹y= -2



8x+5y= 9 -(1)
3x+2y= 4 -(2)
Let's eliminate x from the given equations. The coefficients of x in the given equations are 8 and 3 respectively. The L.CM of 8 and 3 is 24. So, we need to make the coefficients equal to 24.
Multiplying both sides of equation -(1)by 3 and equation -(2) by 8, we get:
24x+15y= 27 -(3)
24x+ 16y= 32 -(4)
Subtracting -(4)from -(3), we get:
-y= -5
⟹ y= -5
Putting y=5 in -(1),we get:
8x+25= 9
8x= -16
x= -2



217x+131y= 913 -(1)
131x+217y= 827 -(2)
Adding equations -(1)and -(2),we get:
348x+348y= 1740
⟹ x+y= 5 -(3)
Subtracting equation -(2) from -(1),we get:
86x-86y= 86
86x-86y= 86⟹x-y= 1 -(4)
Adding equation -(3) and -(4),we get:
2x= 6
⟹x= 3
Putting x= 3, in equation -(3), we get y= 2

