The value of x and y is 5 , 7
<h3>What is an Equation ?</h3>
An expression consists of variables , constants and mathematical operators , when equated by any other algebraic expression or a constant it becomes an equation.
The equation given in the question is
(x + 1)/2 -(y+4)/11 = 2
(x+3) /2 + (2y+3)/17 = 5
It has to be solved for x and y ,
The simplification of the equation has to be done
and the equation is
11x-2y = 41 -----------1
and
17x +4y = 113 -------------------2
to find the solution elimination method will be followed as
Multiplying equation 1 by 2 and adding the both equations
39x = 195
x = 5
Substituting this value in equation 1
55 -2y = 41
y = 7
The value of x and y is 5 , 7
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Answer:
w = -1.266
Step-by-step explanation:
distribute the 5 by everything in the parenthesis and then bring everyhting down then you should have a regular equation to work w
6 < k
k is greater then 6. That means that you will go to the right of 6. This will show that k can be any number larger then 6
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Hello there! y < -15
To solve, isolate y. To do this, subtract 30 from both sides of the equation.
y + 30-30 < 15-30
y < -15
This is your final answer. The statement is saying that y must be less than -15 when you add 30 to it for your final answer to be less than 15.
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