Asked by Jessica

THANK YOU!

Solve by substitution
3x+6y=6;
-6x+y=40

My WORK: Y=40+6X;

3X+6(40+6X)=6; 3X+240+36X=6;

x=-5.51;

y=40+6(-5.51); y=40+-33.06;

y=6.94
(-5.51,6.94)
Is this right???
Answered by Quidditch
You have and error.
3X + 240 + 36X = 6
39X = -234
X = ?
Answered by Quidditch
my misspelling...
You have AN eror.
Answered by Jessica
OK, I will try this. Please let me know.
39x= -234; Divide by 39 on each side.

x = 6.

y=40+6(-6); 40+-36 = 4; (6,4)?
Answered by MathMate
"39x= -234; Divide by 39 on each side.
x = <b>-</b>6. "
Answered by Jessica
thank you so much!
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