Question

solve the system of equations

x+3y=4
x=7-3y

Answer 1

plug it in the equation so:
7-3y) + 3y = 4

Doyou know hwo to solve the rest?

Answer 2

I think it is y=11 over 6 is that correct?

Answer 3

Bring the 7 to the other side by substracting, so:
-3y +3y = -3

Then combine lke terms
0y = -3

Final y = -3


Plug it into the first equation or second equation.

x = 7-3y
x = 7 - 3(-3)
x = 7 + 9
x = 16

Answer 4

The system is inconsistent.

Answer 5

x+3y = 4
x+3y = 7
is inconsistent

Answer 6

ok thanks

Answer 7

There are no solutions.

Answer 8

You have to use substituion in this alchemista

Answer 9

Alchemista is right

Answer 10

Ur welcome Babyfroggy :)

Answer 11

Sorry but there are no solutions.

Answer 12

Babyfroggy you got to plug it ack in the solution and see if it works.. I haven't done that yet

Answer 13

If you want to think about it geometrically, it would be the same as saying that the same line intersects. There is no intersection, there is no solution.

Answer 14

You need to rearrange the system in its proper form to see this
x+3y=4
x=7-3y

becomes
x+3y = 4
x+3y = 7

Answer 15

Sorry i forgot to go in and check it back again. The answer would be no solution if it does not work.

Answer 16

Thanks everyone