Solve the following system equations. 3y=12 2x+y=-16 and some of my answers are (-4,-10) (-10,4) (4,10) (3,3)
\[3y=12\]\[y=12\div3\] y=4 Then plug y into the other equation to find x
That isn't helping
okay well your first equation is 3y=12 correct?
Its all together
isnt it 3y=12 and the other is 2x+y=-16
no the question reads solve the following system of equations/ 3y=12 2x+y=-16 my answers include (-4,-10) (-10,4) (4, 10) (3,3)
yes a system of equations is two equations. there is a space between the 12 and the 2x.
can u help me solve this
yes. they are asking to solve for x and y
so start by solving for y 3y=12 y=12÷3 y=4
now sub 4 in for y in the other equation to find x
Would it be 4,10
-10,4
2x + y = -16 2x + 4 = -16 2x = -16 - 4 2x = -20 x = -20/2 x = -10 Its a - 10.
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