Answer:
no ot is not b/c both would be negative and its not the same points as B
First make sure that one of the variable has the same coefficient in each equations.
For example lets use:
y=x+3
2y=3x-1
Since neither the y's or x's are the same, we must multiply the equations to make them the same. I am going to multiply the first equation by 2 so I can eliminate the y's.
So we get:
2y=2x+3
2y=3x-1
Then we subtract the second equation from the first to eliminate the y's. So we end up with 0=-x+4 and now we solve for x
0=-x+4
x=4
Now we plug in our x into either original to get the y-value. I am using the first
y=x+3
y=4+3
So the x=4 and y=7
Hope this helps!
Answer:
the answer i believe is 3
Woah that looks hard and if no one answers just search it up
Answer:
4 i think im not sure
Step-by-step explanation:
Subtract yy from both sides of the equation.
4x=8−y4x=8-y
y=kx+2y=kx+2
Divide each term by 44 and simplify.
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x=2−y4x=2-y4
y=kx+2
