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System of equation 12x+1y=300 15x+1y=4140
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subtract the one from the other.
\(\begin{cases} \\ 15x+1y=4140 \\12x+1y=300 \hspace{25pt}- \end{cases} \\-----------\)
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it will leave you with only x and numbers, so you can solve x. once you know x, y should be no problem anymore.
Why did you you reorder the problem
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because it's easier to subtract smaller numbers from bigger numbers, but you can do it the other way around as well.
The answer would be negative
yes, but you'll end up with the same answer in the end either way.
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alright, good job.
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