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Linear Combination Problem #1 |
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First you need to eliminate the y-variable. You do this by multipling both sides of the first equation by -2 and then add. -2(3x+3y)=-2(15) 2x+6y=22 You get -6x-6y=-30 2x+6y=22 you eliminate the y's leaving you with 4x=-8 dividing the two you get X=2
Then you sustitute the 2 for "X" in either one of these equations. I used the second one. 2x+6y=22 2(2)+6y=22 4=6y=22 y=3 Your answer is (2,3) |
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3x+3y=15 2x+6y=22 |
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