enter the solution of the system of equations below as an ordered pair. y+x=10 10y+20x=110
Multiply the first eqn by 10 then subtract t frm the sec eqn. Then u wil get an eqn in terms of x. solve for x. Substitute the value of x in the first eqn to find y.
can u do nw?
should i multiply by -10?
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Alternatively, you can do it this way: \[y+x=10\]\[10y+20x=110\]Put one of the variables in terms of the other. I'll use the first equation to do that:\[y=10-x\]Now substitute that equation into the second for every place you see a y:\[10(10-x)+20x=110\]Now solve for x. Once you have a value for x plug it back into the first equation to get y.
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