(4,10).
1. There are three ways to solve this: elimination, substitution, graphing.
2. I chose elimination, so I had to get one negative variable and one positive variable of the same value (for example, 18 and -18)
-7x+2y=-8
-16x+9y=26
I chose to get 2y and 9y to equal -18y and 18y.
So, multiply the first equation by -9. Multiply the second by 2.
63x-18y=72
-32x+18y=52
the 18s cross each other out. So you're left with
63x=72
-32x=52. Add them.
31x=124, divide both sides by 31, and you'll get 4.
x=4
Plug your answer for x into one of the equations. Let's use the first one.
-7(4)+2y=-8
-28+2y=-8. add 28 to both sides.
2y=20, divide both sides by 2.
y=10.
This makes your answer (4,10)
Step-by-step explanation:
<h2>-20 is the right answer.</h2>
Answer:
-x^2+5x+3
Step-by-step explanation:
Remove unnecessary parenthesis.
3x-2-x^2+2x+5
Collect like terms.
5x+3-x^2
Use the commutative property to reorder the terms.
-x^2+5x+3
Answer:380
Step-by-step explanation:sort the list, take center value or mean of center values if even number of items in list
