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galina1969 [7]
3 years ago
12

C-3d = 11 -2c + 3d = -16

Mathematics
1 answer:
disa [49]3 years ago
5 0

This looks like a system of equations:

We should solve for c on the first equation because we can substitute for c. There are a lot of ways we can do a system of equations, but I will do this.

c - 3d = 11

  +3d     +3d

c = 11 +3d

Now we can substitute.

-2(11+3d) + 3d = -16

solve

-22 + -6d + 3d = -16

-22 + -3d = -16

+22             +22

-3d = 6

/-3     /-3

d = -2

So we have found d. We can solve for c.

c - 3(-2) = 11

c + 6 = 11

  -6      -6

c = 5

Now we know both D and C. d=-2 and c=5

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