Solve usingelimination method. If the ststem has not solution or an infinite number of solutions, state this -3x-8y=-88 and -3x-2y=-40
can someone please help me with this one
Solve using elimination method. If the system has no solution or an infinite number of solutions, state this: -3x-8y=-88 -3x-2y=-40 Will someone help me with this one. is this right -6x+10y=-48 -6x+10y-6=-48-6 10y=-48+-6 10y/10=-54/10 y=-54/10 then 6x-10y=-48 6x-10y-10=-48-10 6x=-48+-10 6x/6=-58/6 x=-58/6 will someone please tell me if this is right
infinite solutions, right?
Subtracting the second given equation from the first to eliminate x gives: -6y = -48 y = 6 Sustituting the value just obtained for y in the second given equation we get: 3x -(2 * 8) = -40 3x - 16 = -40 3x = -24 x = -8
The solutions are x=y =8 You must have had some mis calculations above.
-3x-8y=-88 -3x-2y=-40 -3x-8y=-88 +3x+2y=40 -6y = - 48 y =8 replace to find x=8
Sorry. In the calculation of x I should have put -3x at the beginning and continued with the negative sign. The value of x is found from: -3x = -24 x = 8
x=y=8
ok so i am confused, can you rewrite the entire problem
-3x-8y=-88 gives -3x=8y-88 put it in another equation ie -3x-2y=-40 we get y=8 and from this we get -3x=8(8)-88 -3x=-24 x=8
and so that it the answer= x=8 what about y
explain how you got this im confused
If you have time, this video and the ones after it walk you through how to do this http://www.khanacademy.org/math/algebra/systems-of-eq-and-ineq/v/addition-elimination-method-1
But, to answer your question, if you manage to find x=8, you would find y by using one of the equations, say this one -3x-8y=-88 replace x with 8: -3*8-8y= -88 simplify: -24-8y= -88 add 8y to both sides -24= 8y-88 add +88 to both sides 88-24= 8y 64= 8y divide both sides by 8 8=y
k can you help me solve. Solve using the substitution method. show your work. If the system has no solution or an infinite number of solutions, state this. -7x+7y=-7 and x+9y=61
the substitution method that means first solve for one of the variables. Pick x+9y=61 can you solve for x (by "moving" 9y to the other side)?
i dont know can you
can you add -9y to both sides?
if you just will work this problem in full. i can figure it out from there. I am a person that learns by seeing
just narrate as you work the problem. thanks
x+9y=61 add -9y to both sides
is it x=52
you must not like letters. you have to keep -9y (can not combine with a number) x= 61-9y the y is important.
the whole problem is -7x+7y=-7 and x+9y=61
so 52y
please just start from the beginning and writeout the whole solution to this problem. I am going to go to the site you gave me and evaluate what you gave me to better understand the whole thing
you have to remember a rule: if you have 2 numbers you can combine them example 1+2=3 if you have a letter and a number example 61 -9y you can not combine them.
so all we can do with x+9y=61 is this x+9y-9y= 61-9y we can simplify 9y-9y (we have 9 y's and subtract away 9 y's) = 0 so x= 61-9y Your 2 equations are -7x+7y=-7 x+9y=61 <-- this one we re-wrote as x= 61-9y now let's look at the first equation. Can you divide -7x + 7y = -7 by 7? (divide both sides (all terms)) by 7
yes
=0
no i mean =2
-7x + 7y = -7 divide each term by 7
do i divide each number or add 7x and 7y together first to get 14 then divide by 7 then -7/7
im sorry i am confused it would help me more to write the whole problem out and solution and solve and instruct each step all at once.
You divide each term by 7. pay attention! 7x+7y IS NOT 14 7+7=14 I'll do the first term: -7x / 7 = -x
ok
im sorry
-7x + 7y = -7 divide each term by 7
-x=-7 ? im sorry its been a long time for me
we want to divide each term by 7 -7x/7 + 7y/7 = -7/7 (If we do the same thing to each term, the equation remains true) we get -x + y = -1 now we use the 2nd equation (remember it?) x= 61-9y this equation says x is the same as (61-9y) so replace the x in -x + y = -1 with (61-9y)
is that it
the next step is replace x in -x + y = -1 with (61-9y) can you write down what we get?
hold on sorry had to go to rr
52y=-1?
don't do anything fancy. Just replace x with (61-9y) in -x + y = -1 and post it
(61-9y)+y=-1
what happen to the minus sign in front?
52y+y=-1
(61-(-9y)+y=-1
you start with -x + y = -1 now replace x with (61-9y) -(61-9y) +y = -1 Do you see how to do that?
you got your work cut out with me, Huh? lol
why did you put the negative sign before the parenthesis
oh oh im sorry i see now
Now the minus sign is short hand for -1 times (stuff) . It is the same as -1*(61-9y) + y = -1 The next step is "distribute the -1" That means multiply every term inside the parentheses by -1. Can you do that?
-61 and -9
-1*(61-9y) = -1*61 + -1*-9y can you simplify (and stop ignoring the y)
-52y=-60-9y= -52y=-51
y sorry
-52y=-51y
for practice, simplify this -1*61 + -1*-9y
-61+-9y=-70
-61 is good but -1*-9y is +9y ( minus times a minus becomes a plus) it is not an equation (no = sign). we are just simplifying it. so -1*61 + -1*-9y is the same as -61 + 9y do you understand?
yes thanks
Ok, now back to the equation -1*(61-9y) + y = -1 can you distribute the -1 ? Don't do too much. One step at a time.
-52+y=-1
-1(-52)+y=-1
"distribute the -1" That means multiply every term inside the parentheses by -1. -1*(61-9y) = -1*61 + -1*-9y try again
Join our real-time social learning platform and learn together with your friends!