Question

Solve the system of equations.
2x+3y=13
-6x+4y=0
A. (2, 3)
B. (1/2,4)
C. (5, 1)
D. (–2, –3)

Answer 1

Do you wanna solve it by Substitution, or Elimination? ;o

Answer 2

Elimination.

Answer 3

Okay, well you can multiply the top equation by -3 if you would like to solve for Y first.?

Answer 4

I you were solving for why first.. wouldnt you multiply 4 in the first equation?? There isnt a -3.

Answer 5

Nope, Multiply by 3, because you want the First equations x Values to be 6, so the X's can cancel out. i dont know why i said -3 0-0

Answer 6

I did that. 3(2x+3y=13) i got 6x+9y=39
-6x+4y=0
then i did elimination which was 0x+5y=39
5 5
and i got 7.8 O.o

Answer 7

Urm, you have to add, and 9+4= 13, which will give you 13y=39. and y=3 c:

Answer 8

You basically already have your answer, you really dont have to keep going if you look at your answer choices, A is the only one that has a Y value of 3 :3

Answer 9

Alright i got it thanks:)

Answer 10

Your welcome! (:

Answer 11

Can you help me with another one @MarrBear ??

Answer 12

Okay Gurl. xD

Answer 13

Solve the system of equations.

8x – 3y = 1
–2x + 3y = 11
A.
(–1, –3)
B.
(–1, 3)
C.
(2, 5)
D.
(5, 2)

Answer 14

OO. Well, you have to add, which cancels out your Y's.

Answer 15

youll get 6x=12. and then you will have x=2.

Answer 16

Which seems to be C. :)

Answer 17

Thanks:)

Answer 18

Anytime (: