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0.8-4x=-0.4y 6x+0.4y=4.2 Which of the following shows the system with like terms aligned? 4x - 0.4y = -0.8 6x + 0.4y = 4.2 -4x +

0.4y = 0.8 6x + 0.4y = 4.2 -4x + 0.4y = -0.8 6x + 0.4y = 4.2 -4x + 0.4y = -0.8 6x - 0.4y = 4.2

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Brut [27]3 years ago

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Answer: The correct option is option third .

Explanation:

The given equation are,

$0.8-4x=-0.4y\\6x+0.4y=4.2$

In the second equation the like terms are aligned, therefore, we have to aligened only first equation.

The first equation is,

$0.8-4x=-0.4y$

Subtract 0.8 from both the sides.

$0.8-4x-0.8=-0.4y-0.8$

$-4x=-0.4y-0.8$

Add 0.4y on both the sides.

$-4x+0.4y=-0.4y-0.8+0.4y$

$-4x+0.4y=-0.8$

So, after aligned the system of equation have two equations.

$-4x+0.4y=-0.8$

$6x+0.4y=4.2$

Both equation are show in third option, So third option is correct.

earnstyle [38]3 years ago

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Answer:

The answer is the 3rd option

Step-by-step explanation:

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