Solve the system of equations using elimination. 2x – 3y = 9 and 3x + 2y = –6
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We will multiply the given equations so that the x component is cancels out upon addition...
-3(2x-3y=9)+2(3x+2y=-6) perform indicated operations.
(-6x+9y=-27)+(6x+4y=-12) which is equal to:
13y=-39 divide both sides by 13
y=-3, making <span>2x-3y=9 become:
2x-3(-3)=9
2x+9=9 subtract 9 from both sides
2x=0 divide both sides by 2
x=0
So the solution to the system is the point (0,-3)...
You can check with the two original equations...
2(0)-3(-3)=9, 9=9
3(0)+2(-3)=-6, -6=-6</span>
(0,-3) is the point which is your system of equations using elimination answer
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