Asked by Blake
Solve using substitution
5x-2y= 0 and 3x=y =-1
5x-2y= 0 and 3x=y =-1
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Answered by
Steve
I assume you meant 3x+y = -1
So, 6x+2y = -2
But, 2y=5x, so
6x+5x = -2
now solve for x and then get y.
So, 6x+2y = -2
But, 2y=5x, so
6x+5x = -2
now solve for x and then get y.
Answered by
Jalen
You're right it should of read 3x=y=-1. Y is equal to -5/11. Please give a step by step to get -5/11 answer.i'm stuck on the fraction part.Thank you.
Answered by
Steve
it's just a fraction.
x = -2/11
y = -5/11
That is the solution.
Fractions are numbers, just like 5 and -12. No reason to be afraid of them.
and that's
<u>should <b>have</b> read 3x+y=-1</u>
x = -2/11
y = -5/11
That is the solution.
Fractions are numbers, just like 5 and -12. No reason to be afraid of them.
and that's
<u>should <b>have</b> read 3x+y=-1</u>
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