The answer is <span>2(–4y + 13) – 3y = –29
Step 1: Express </span><span>x from the second equation
Step 2: Substitute x into the first equation:
The system of equations is:
</span><span>2x – 3y = –29
x + 4y = 13
Step 1:
</span>The second equation is: x + 4y = 13
Rearrange it to get x: x = - 4y + 13
Step 2:
The first equation is: 2x – 3y = –29
The second equation is: x = - 4y + 13
Substitute x from the second equation into the first one:
2(-4y + 13) - 3y = -29
Therefore, the second choice is correct.
Answer: The quotient is (2x+1)
Step-by-step explanation:
Here, the dividend = 
Divisor = 
By the long division method for finding the quotient we will follow the following steps,
Steps 1 : Write dividend inside the division sign and divisor outside the division sign,
Step 2: Multiply the divisor by 2x and subtract the result by the dividend,
Step 3: Now, again multiply the divisor by 1,
Step 4: Subtract the result by the remaining dividend,
Since, further division is not possible,
Hence, the sum of all terms that are multiplied = 2x+1
Which is our quotient.
Step-by-step explanation:
-3x-9
divide the equation by -1 so that the -1's are taken from -3x and -9. so the -1 goes on the outside of 3x+9
-1(3x+9)
then divide the equation by 3 since 3x and 9 is divisible by 3.
(-1)(3)(3/3x+9/3)
-3(x+3)
Now we can expand again to check the problem
-3 times x=-3x
-3 times 3=-9
and add
-3x-9
Hope that helps :)