We want to use a matrix to solve
-8x - 8y = -16
6x - 9y = -108
Before solving, simplify the equations as follows:
Divide the first equation by -8 to obtain
x + y = 2 (1)
Divide the second equation by 3 to obtain
2x - 3y = -36 (2)
In matrix form, the equations are

The determinant of the matrix is
D = (1)(-3) - (1)(2) = -5
Use Cramer's Rule.

Similalrly,

Answer: (-6, 8) or x = -6, y = 8
Letting "c" be the value of the temperature change, looking at the choices, the nearest answer would be C. " 76 + c; 76 + (–8) = 68; 68°F ".
76 is the base or current temperature, then c would be the change in temperature experience. Since a decrease of 8 degrees is to be experienced, it is denoted by the negative symbol on 8.
Answer:
3⋅f(−4)−3⋅g(−2)= -27 is g = -9/2 +2f
Graph the line using the slope and y-intercept, or two points.
Slope:
First combine the like terms 3y + 2y to get 5y. Then combine 4 + 1 to get 5. Your equation will now be 80 = 5y + 5. To solve for y, 5 needs to be subtracted from both sides of the equation leaving 75 = 5y. Final step to solving for y, 5 needs to be divided from each side of the equation leaving the final answer of
15 = y.