Question

What is the value of the y variable in the solution to the following system of equations?

3x − 6y = 3
7x − 5y = −11

Answer 1

Use substitution.

Answer 2

._. ... 0 4 there is no value, or x can be any number?

Answer 3

Here's what I mean:
\(3x-6y=3 \rightarrow 3x=3+6y \rightarrow x=1+2y\).
Put that value of \(x\) in terms of \(y\) into your second equation and solve for \(y\). Then it becomes easy to find \(x\).

Answer 4

._. nvm dude.

Answer 5

3x − 6y = 3
7x − 5y = −11

3x=3+6y
x=1+2y

7(1+2y)-5y=-11
7+14y-5y=-11
7+9y=-11
9y=-11-7
=-18
y=-18/9
=-2

7x-5(-2)=-11
7x+10=-11
7x=-11-10
7x=-21
x=-21/3
x=-7

Hope This Helped :)

Answer 6

thanks o:

Answer 7

:) no prob