HELP PLEASE !!! Aneesha used linear combination to solve the system of equations shown. She did so by multiplying the first equa
tion by 5 and the second equation by another number to eliminate the y-terms. What number did Aneesha multiply the second equation by? 1. 6x + 2y = 28
7 x - 5y = - 4
Clare used linear combination to solve the system of equations shown. She did so by multiplying the second equation by a certain number to eliminate the x-terms. What number did Clare multiply the second equation by?
x - y = 5
0.5x + 0.1y = 8.5
</span>Add the two equations<span> together to </span>eliminate y<span> from the system. </span> 44x = 132 Simplify the equation<span> and solve for </span><span>x. </span> x = 3 Substitute the value found for x<span> into one of the original </span>equations<span>, then solve for </span><span>y. y=5
(3,5)
Multiplied second equation by 2.
2. </span>x - y = 5 <span>0.5x + 0.1y = 8.5 </span> Multiply<span> each </span>term<span> in the </span>equation<span> by </span><span>10. </span><span>10x−10y=50</span> <span>5x+y=85 </span> Multiply<span> each </span>equation<span> by the value that makes the </span>coefficients<span> of </span>x<span> opposite. </span><span>−1*(10x−10y)=−1(50)</span> <span>2*(5x+y)=2(85)
Simplify
</span><span>−10x+10y=−50</span> <span>10x+2y=170
</span>Add the two equations<span> together to </span>eliminate x<span> from the system. </span>12y = 120
Simplify the equation<span> and solve for </span><span>y<span>. y=10
</span></span>Substitute the value found for y<span> into one of the original </span>equations<span>, then solve for </span><span><span>x. x=15
(15,10)
Multiplied the second equation by 2.</span></span>
In problem number 1, the answer is 2. because if Aneesha multiply the first equation with 5, 2y will become 10y and if she multiply the sencond equation with 2, 5y will become 10y and 10y from both equations cancel out each other.
in problem number 2, the answer is 2. it's the same logic as number 1. if you multiply 0.5x with 2, it will become 1 and cancel out with x from first equation.