Question

Im doing systems of equations and its 2x+2y=16

Answer 1

Answer:

x=3, y=5 This means the point would be (3,5)

Step-by-step explanation:

As I am unable to see your work, I am unable to tell you what you did wrong, but I hope you can notice what was wrong by comparing your work to mine

We are given the equations

$2x+2y=16\\3x-y=4$

The first thing we need to do is solve one of them for a variable and use substitution. I chose the second equation

$3x-y=4\\\\y=3x-4$

Now we can substitute in this equation for y

$2x+2y=16\\\\2x+2(3x-4)=16\\\\2x+6x-8=16\\\\8x=24\\\\x=3$

Now that we have the value for x, we can plug it into the second equation to easily find y.

$y=3x-4\\\\y=3(3)-4\\\\y=9-4\\\\y=5$

Finally, we can plug x and y into the first equation in order to check to make sure it works for the other equation

$2x+2y=16\\\\2(3)+2(5)=16\\\\6+10=16\\\\16=16$