The rule of a geometric sequence:
We have:
Find 
substitute:
I: 2x+y=5
II:3x+2y=4
start by eliminating y
-2*I: -4x-2y=-10
II: 3x+2y=4
add both equations together
-2*I+II: -4x-2y+3x+2y=-10+4
-1x=-6
x=6
insert x=6 into I:
2*6+y=5
y=5-12
y=-7
so the solution is x=6, y=-7
1000, because if it’s number 0-9 you have 10 options for the first possible number, then multiply by 10 two more time for the second and third number .but if it’s wrong I’m srry rip ;P
I think it might be D. I'm just giving an educated guess.
Answer:
True!
Step-by-step explanation:
4x - 3 = 13
Add 3 to both sides;
4x = 16
Divide both sides by 4;
x = 4
