Question

enter the correct solution to the system of equations below as an ordered pair.

y=x+3
y=-3x+3

Answer 1

If both of those equations are y=, then the right sides are equal to each other. So

x+ 3 = -3x + 3

Once you solve for x, plug it back into one of the equations to find y, and then write as an ordered pair (x, y)

Answer 2

idea is to set the equations equal and solve for \(x\) i.e.. write
\[x+3=-3x+3\] can you take it from there ?

Answer 3

no i keep getting weird answers for (x,y)

Answer 4

Maybe the fact that x=0 is throwing you off?