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OpenStudy (anonymous):
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
hello diana
OpenStudy (diana):
-2(3r-2s=19) --> -6r+4s=-38
3(2r+3s=30) --> 6r+9s=90
Can you solve the rest?
OpenStudy (anonymous):
no
OpenStudy (anonymous):
i always have trouble with these
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
5s=128
OpenStudy (anonymous):
divide 128divided by 5s
OpenStudy (anonymous):
25.6
OpenStudy (diana):
wait where did you get 5s?
its 13s=52
then you divide by 13 and get s=4
OpenStudy (anonymous):
2s+3s
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OpenStudy (diana):
oh. okay.
remember how i multiplied one equation by -2 and the other by 3, well that gives you -6r+4s=-38 and 6r+9s=90. these are your new equations and it allows you to cancel out r and solve for s.
OpenStudy (anonymous):
So the solution is what
OpenStudy (diana):
s=4 and r=9
OpenStudy (diana):
do you want me to show you the steps?
OpenStudy (anonymous):
yes
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OpenStudy (diana):
s=4 and r=9
OpenStudy (diana):
sorry hold on
OpenStudy (diana):
step one:
look for a number that can you can multiply each equation to make one of the coefficients in front of the variable cancel out...
-2(3r-2s=19) --> -6r+4s=-38
3(2r+3s=30) --> 6r+9s=90
step 2:
when adding the two new equations -6r and 6r cancels out while 4s+9s=13s and -38+90=52. this gives you 13s=52
step 3:
divide by 13 to both sides and s=4
step 4:
plug in s into one of the original equations and you solve for r soo..
3r-2(4)=19
3r-8=19
step 5:
add 8 to both sides
3r=27
step 6:
divide by 3 on both sides
r=9
there you go. hope that helps.