Answer:
x=2 and y=−6
sorry this is pretty long, I did not know if you needed the steps or not
Step-by-step explanation:
−2y−10=x;−10x−y=−14
Solve−2y−10=x for x
−2y−10=x
−2y−10+−x=x+−x
−x−2y−10=0
−x−2y−10+2y=0+2y
−x−10=2y
−x−10+10=2y+10
−x=2y+10
-x/-1=2y+10/-1
x=−2y−10
Substitute−2y−10 for x in−10x−y=−14
−10x−y=−14
−10(−2y−10)−y=−14
19y+100=−14
19y+100+−100=−14+−100
19y=−114
19y/19=-114/19
y=-6
Substitute−6 for y in x=−2y−10
x=−2y−10
x=(−2)(−6)−10
x= 2
x=2 and y=−6
I think the answer is B. Or A.
Answer:
x = 9
Step-by-step explanation:
You can solve this problem by isolating the variable.
3-√x = 0
√x = 3 (add √x to both sides of the equation)
x = 9 (square both sides of the equation)
Answer: -2/3
Step-by-step explanation:
