Answer:
(-3,1)
y= 1
x= -3
Step-by-step explanation:
4x-9y=-21
-4x-3y=9
solve the equation
4x=-21+9y
-4x-3y=9
substitute the value of 4x onto an equation
-1(-21+9y)-3y=9
multiply -1 to the numbers in parenthesis
-21+-9-3y=9
add -9 to 9 and put the negative on nine as a positive.
-21-3y=18
add -21 to 18 but since 21 is a negative the equation is subtraction.
-3y=-3
divide Both sides by -3
y=1
substitute the value of y into an equation
-4x-3•1=9
multiply 3 to 1
-4x-3=9
put -3 as a positive and add 3 to 9
-4x=12
divide both sides by -4
x= -3
(-3,1)
Answer:
x=9
Step-by-step explanation:
Isolate the variable you are solving for.
In this case, -5x needs to be divided by -5 to isolate x. But you must do to one side of the equation what you did to the other, so -45 must also be divided by -5x.
-5x/-5=-45/-5
x=9
The solution is where the two lines cross each other which is (2.3, 4.1)
To graph the lines replace x with a number and solve for y, so this at least twice for each equation. This will give you points to use to draw the lines.
Answer:1. 16
2. 21
3. 150
4. 156
Step-by-step explanation: for the first 2 you divide the number without the variable and the number with the variable. With the last 2 you multiply the number with and without the variable together.
Answer:
Because you pay attention in school. Thank you for the points!!
Step-by-step explanation:
