If that helps, but I'm pretty sure the answer is -1 that is what I have found in Google that is what all the answers are that in finding.
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Enter the equations.
Multiply each equation by a number to get the lowest common multiple for one of the variables.
Add or subtract the two equations to eliminate that variable .
Substitute that variable into one of the equations and solve for the other variable.
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Step-by-step explanation:
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C. -1 is less than x
Step-by-step explanation:
-3 < 4x + 1
-3-1 < 4x +(1 -1)
-4 < 4x
-4/4 < 4x/4
-1 < x
Given equations are;<span>
2a + 3b = -1 ..................equation 1
3a + 5b = -2 ....................equation 2</span>
Now multiply equation 1 with (-3)
The equation will be;
-6a -9b = 3 …………………..equation 3
Now multiply equation 2 with (2)
The equation will be;
6a + 10b = -4 ……………..equation 4
Now add equation 3 and equation 4
-6a – 9b = 3
<span>6a + 10b = -4</span>
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0a + b = -1
b = -1
Now put the value of b in equation 1
2a + 3(-1) = -1
2a -3 = -1
2a = -1+3
2a = 2
a=1
Thus the solution is (a,b) = (1,-1)
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