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777dan777 [17]
3 years ago
5

Solve these system of linear equations:

Mathematics
1 answer:
frutty [35]3 years ago
5 0
1.solve for y
 2x+4y=12      
<u>  </u><span><u> -2x       -2x</u>
</span><u>4y</u>=<u>12-2x</u>
<u>4       4</u>
y=3-1/2x

step2 plug in y and solve for x
2x+8y=24
2x+8(3-1/2x)= 24
2x+24-4x=24
<u>-2x</u>=<u>0
</u><u>-2    -2</u>
 x=0
last step plug in x and solve for y

y=3-1/2x(0)
y=3

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