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Step-by-step explanation:
2) Given the equation
x +y =5... 1 and
x-y =3 ... 2
Add both equations
x+x = 5+3
2x = 8
x = 8/2
x = 4
Substitute x = 4 into 1:
From 1: x+y = 5
4+y= 5
y = 5-4
y = 1
3) Given
x+3y =15 ... 1
2x+7y=19 .... 2
From 2: x = 15-3y
Substitute into 2
2(15-3y)+7y = 19
30-6y+7y = 19
30+y = 19
y = 19-30
y = -11
Substitute y=-11 into x = 15-3y
x =15-3(-11)
x = 15+33
x = 48
The solution set is (48, -11)
4) given
x/2 +y/3 =0 and x+2y=1
From 1
(3x+2y)/6 = 0
3x+2y = 0.. 3
x+2y= 1... 4
From 4: x = 1-2y
Substutute
3(1-2y) +2y = 0
3-6y+2y = 0
3 -4y = 0
4y = 3
y = 3/4
Since x = 1-2y
x = 1-2(3/4)
x = 1-3/2
x= -1/2
The solution set is (-1/2, 3/4)
5) Given
5.x=1/2 and y =x +1 then solution is
We already know the vkue of x
Get y
y= x+1
y = 1/2 + 1
y = 3/2
Hence the solution set is (1/2, 3/2)
6) Given
3x +y =5 and x -3y =5
From 3; x = 5+3y
Substitute into 1;
3(5+3y)+y = 5
15+9y+y = 5
10y = 5-15
10y =-10
y = -1
Get x;
x = 5+3y
x = 5+3(-1)
x = 5-3
x = 2
Hence two solution set is (2,-1)
Division<span>. If two </span>powers<span> have the </span>same base<span> then we can </span>divide<span> the </span>powers<span>. When we </span>divide powers<span> we </span>subtract<span> their </span>exponents<span>. A negative </span>exponent<span> is the </span>same<span>as the reciprocal of the positive </span><span>exponent</span>
First, we need to solve for the common ratio from the data given by using the equation.
a(n) = a(1) r^(n-1)
15 = -3 r^(2-1)
-5 = r
r = -5
Then, we can find the sum by the expression:
S(n) = a(1) ( 1 - r^n) / 1-r
S(8) = -3 (1 + 5^8) / 1+5
S(8) = -195313
The answer is 144 but I do not know the property
