3 years ago

Is the point (5,8) a solution to the system of equations shown below? Justify your response

1 answer:

5 0

Step-by-step explanation:

For the point (5,8) to be a solution to the equations, when you insert x=5 and y=8 , they have to equal to the given values

substituting (5,8) into 4x+y

4(5)+8

=20+8

=28

substituting(5,8) into x-y=3

5-8

= -3

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