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3 years ago

System of equations X+3y=73 X+y=27

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Steps:
1. Change x + y= 27 into y=mx+ b form
2. Subtract x on both sides
Y= -x + 27
3. Substitute the y in x + 3y= 73 for -x + 27

X + 3(-x + 27) = 73
X + -3x + 81= 73
-2x + 81= 73
4. Now subtract 81 on both sides
-2x=-8
5. X= 4
6. Now solve for y
7. Now substitute the x in x + y= 27 for 4
8. 4 + y= 27
9. Subtract 4 on both sides
10. Y= 23
11. Your answer is: x= -4 and y= 23 or (-4,23)

xeze [42]3 years ago

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X+3y=73
x+y=27

Multiply the second equation by -3.

x+3y=73
-3x-3y=-81

Now add.

-2x=-8
x=4

Plug in 4.

4+y=27
Subtract 4 from both sides.
y=23

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