Question

solve {2x-3y=11
7x-4y=6

Answer 1

7*(2x-3y=11)= 11
2*(7x-4y=6)=6
multiplying both sides
13y=65 so y=5
so calculate x

Answer 2

sry.. copy and paste made sm typo... but answer will be same
7*(2x-3y=11)
2*(7x-4y=6)
multiplying both sides
13y=65 so y=5
so calculate x

Answer 3

it will cm to
14x - 21y= 77
14x-18y=12
- + - (reversing the signs)
--------------------------------
13y=65
y=5

Answer 4

is that matches ur answer Ashley?

Answer 5

I appreciate ur help but i need to come out with an ordered pair for a graph. my answer sheet says the answer is (-2, -5)

Answer 6

umm I think amit7808 made an error... I get your result
lemme write the way I calculated it down:

Answer 7

2x-3y=11 multiply by 4 since it is 4y in the equation below and we want to eliminate y
7x-4y=6 multiply by 3 since it is 3y in equation above so we can subtract both to obtain a solution for x
=>
8x-12y=44
21x+12y=18 :now we subtract the bottom one from the top and have a new bottom equation
=>
8x-12y=44 :top remains the same
-13x =26 :bottom after subtracting, now we divide both sides by -13 so that we are left with 1x since -13/-13=1 and 1x=x on the left giving us the solution to x
=> x=26/-13= -2
we now insert -2 for x into the top equation to obtain y
=>
8*(-2)-12y=44 (one could also take the original version: 2*(-2)-3y=11)
<=>
-16-12y=44 now add 16 to both sides
-12y=60 now same as before divide by minus twelve on both sides so we get 1*y=y
=> y=60/-12=-5

hope it is clear enough

Answer 8

ya it will be -13y=65
so, y=-5
and x=-2

sry..