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Determine whether the point (1, 7) is a solution of the system 2x + 6y = 50 10x + 0y = 10 by substituting the point into each equation.
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Are you sure it's 0y?
yes
If that's tru then they really gave you x and you can plug it right in the top to get y: \[10x=10\] \[x=1\]
It's not a solution
how u get that
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I graphed the first one, then I traced it to x = 1.
You don't get 7 for y, you get 8
can u like show the work
You don't have a graphing calculator?
I can do it here.....
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I agree with Hero. When you plug 1 into the first equation and subtract the x value the remainder is 48 which when divided by 6 is 8. \[(2)(1)+6(y)=50\] \[6y=48\] \[y=8\]
yeah....there ya go
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