Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer: x=6 y=3 z=2
Step-by-step explanation: The question is very vast so im guessing that its just finding 3 whole numbers that can equal the same ammount being multipied by 2 and 3. I chose 6. But theres many others. The answer should be correct because if we replace the letters with the numbers i put in the answer it should look like this: 6=2•3=3•2
When we do simplify this we should get 6=6=6 which is true.
Again you can use different numbers for example 12 as X. Then you need to divide 12 by whats behind the Y. So 12÷2 is 6. So Y is equal to 6. To find Z all you need to do is follow the same steps as Y. Find the number behind Z (3) and divide that into 12. So it would be 12÷3. And if you do the math right it should look like this: X=12, Y=6, Z= 4. And when you imput the numbers to thier corresponding letter it should look like this 12=2(6)=3(4) which simplified looks like 12=12=12 which is true.
It will be the last one since it is the one that makes more sense.
Answer:
(using substitution to solve the problem)
x=y-3
2x+y=12
2(y-3)+y=12
2y-6+y=12
3y=18
y=6
y=6
x=6-3
= (3, 6)
Step-by-step explanation:
using substitution, substitute the x in the second equation to y-3, to find the value of y. after that distribute the 2 into the parenthesis and collect like terms. once you simplify, you have the value of y, so substitute the value of y into the first equation to find x. once you have both values put them in the ordered pair form and you're done.
i hope this helps :)
