what would the graph look like for this soe?
2x + 3y = –3
x – y = –4

Question

what would the graph look like for this soe?
2x + 3y = –3
x – y = –4

anonymous · Answer

Two straight lines?

anonymous · Answer

i knew they were both linear but i need to know where they cross

anonymous · Answer

oh, find y.
i.e.x-y=-4
=>-y=-4-x
=>y=4+x

substitute this in your other eqn. and solve for x

anonymous · Answer

alternatively, make y the subject of both given equations and make them equal to each other.

shayaan_mustafa · Answer

Hi starrhunter :)

How are you dear :D

shayaan_mustafa · Answer

Solve both equations simultaneously with some points. You will get your intersection point then.

anonymous · Answer

i am well thank you @Shayaan_Mustafa thank you for your help

anonymous · Answer

2x+3y=-3
x-y=-4

2x-2y=-8

5y=5
y=1

x+1=-4
x=-3

x=-3
y=1

anonymous · Answer

start by doubling x-y=-4 and subtract equations

anonymous · Answer

intersection points are y=1 and x=-3 the the graph looks like this
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