Asked by Megan
1) Find the solution to the following system of two linear equations, if it has a solution.
2x-y=3, -x+y=1
2Find the solution to the following system of two linear equations, if it has a solution.
2x+y=4, x+3/2y=3
2x-y=3, -x+y=1
2Find the solution to the following system of two linear equations, if it has a solution.
2x+y=4, x+3/2y=3
Answers
Answered by
bobpursley
a. add the equations: x=4, and put that x into either to solve for y.
b. multipy the first equation by 3/2,
3x+3/2 y=6 Now subtract the second equation from that.
2x=1
x=1/2 and solve for y.
b. multipy the first equation by 3/2,
3x+3/2 y=6 Now subtract the second equation from that.
2x=1
x=1/2 and solve for y.
Answered by
Megan
I don't think I follow....
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