Asked by Gracie
3x =2y = 17
2x-y =9
and
3x+y = 3
x+2y = -4
How do I do these??
22Z 6Y
These are simultaneous equations. You have a typo in #1.
For the second set, just multiply equation 1 by 2, then subtract equation 2 from equation 1 (which will eliminate y), then solve for x. Post your work if you get stuck and need further assistance.
These are simultaneous equations. You have a typo in #1.
For the second set, just multiply equation 1 by 2, then subtract equation 2 from equation 1 (which will eliminate y), then solve for x. Post your work if you get stuck and need further assistance.
2x-y =9
and
3x+y = 3
x+2y = -4
How do I do these??
22Z 6Y
These are simultaneous equations. You have a typo in #1.
For the second set, just multiply equation 1 by 2, then subtract equation 2 from equation 1 (which will eliminate y), then solve for x. Post your work if you get stuck and need further assistance.
These are simultaneous equations. You have a typo in #1.
For the second set, just multiply equation 1 by 2, then subtract equation 2 from equation 1 (which will eliminate y), then solve for x. Post your work if you get stuck and need further assistance.
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