Answer:y=6.61,x=-6.46
Step-by-step explanation:
3x+7y=-26(×5)
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5x+3y=-14(×3)
=15x+35y=-130
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15x+9y=-42
subtracting the 2 equations =15x-15x+35y-9y=-130-(-42)
=26y=172
y=172÷26
y=6.61
substitute y in the first equation=3x+6.61=-26
3x=-26+6.61=-19.39
x=-19.39÷3
x=-6.46
Answer:i cant see it to answer it sorry
Step-by-step explanation:
I got -2. i hope that’s correct
Answer:7√(10x)×√6/(√6×√6)=7/6×√60x
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Answer:
The system has no solutions.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's write it in a more traditional form

Try staring at it for a bit, and then realize what you are being asked: find two numbers whose difference is - at the same time, 7, and -7/6. That's impossible.
Same result you get by elimination. Multiply the first by 6 and either add or subtract - your choice the second. In either case you will get 0 = 35 or 0=49, which are obviously absurd