-2x+y=5
x-3y=-30 so you can multiply the bottom equation by 2 you'll get 2x-6y=-60
-2x+y=5
2x-6y=-60 And subtract the equations. You'll get -5y=-55 y=11. Plug it in to one of the original equations. -2x+(11)=5
-2x=-6 so x=3
y=11 and x=3
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
{x∈R |
, x∉Z}
Step-by-step explanation:
Given the function y=3tan(2/3x)
We know that tangent is a function that's continuous within it's domain but not continuous on all real numbers
Also, the roots of y=3tan(2/3x) is
where n is an integer
Note that the domain of the function cannot be within 
Therefore, {x∈R |
, x∉Z}