X = 8
Y = 2 Your welcomeeeeee
Yes because you only need to look at the first decimal for problems like these and the first number you see a seven and a one and seven is greater than one
Substitution doesn't work for this, but elimination does.
-6x-8y=-20 +6( x+6y=-6)
-6x-8y=-20 + 6x+36y=-36
-6x and 6x cancel each other, add -8 and 36 to get 28, and -20 and -36 to get -56.
28y=-56
divide by 28 on both sides.
Y= -2
Then substitute y into one of the equations.
x+6(-2)=-6
x-12=-6
x=6
The ordered pair is (6,-2).
"of" means multiply and "is" means equal
1. 
x = 14
x = 14(3) <em>multiply both sides by 3 to isolate "x"</em>
x = 42
2. 
x = 14
x = 14(5) <em>multiply both sides by 5 to isolate "x"</em>
x = 70
3. 
x = 14
2x = 14(5) <em>multiply both sides by 5 </em>
2x = 70
x = 35 <em>divide both sides by 2 to isolate "x"</em>
4. 
x = 14
7x = 14(8) <em>multiply both sides by 8 </em>
7x = 112
x = 16 <em>divide both sides by 7 to isolate "x"</em>
Answers: 42, 70, 35, 16
Answer:
<em><u>$432</u></em>
Step-by-step explanation:
Students:24
Ticket:$9
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9+9=18
24x18=$432
