Question

Just to make sure I did everything right..?

Answer 1

I dont get the solution part

Answer 2

@Ibbutibbu.
I dont think I am supposed to put just the x and y.... :(

Answer 3

im confused now sry

Answer 4

no its fine :)

Answer 5

@radar

Answer 6

Did I set the equation right?? did I graph it right??

Answer 7

I am thinking that Equation 1 would be: 2x + 3y = 60
Equation 2 would be x + 5y = 65

Answer 8

yup thats what I wrote :)))

Answer 9

So would the equations be
y=-2/3x+20
and
y=-1/5x+13
??

Answer 10

You have 2x + 2y = 60
Is there a certain way you are required to solve the system. Using the elimination method you would get x = 15 and y = 10.

Answer 11

I got the same solution. I have a graph attached, and I dont see the solution. I am supposed to explain it in the context of the graph

Answer 12

As my old eyes can hardly make out the graph, you should get two line that intersect at (15,10)

Answer 13

hmmm thats what I tought.. but I didnt get that. do you know how to zoom in?

Answer 14

Two convenient points to use to draw the line for equation 1: (0,20) and (30,0)
Equation 2: (0,13) and (65,0)

Answer 15

Those are intercepts from your two "slope intercept" equations which by the way are correct.

Answer 16

ohhh thank you!!! I see the intersection!!!!!!

Answer 17

Did they provide you the graph paper, or was it part of the problem?

Answer 18

they did

Answer 19

I see the solution OMG

Answer 20

As you can see you need to be sure your lines travel to (15, 10)

Answer 21

Glad to be of help (if I was lol)

Answer 22

you were a HUGE help! Thank you soooooo much!! @radar

Answer 23

Good luck Melodysim with your studies.

Answer 24

hmm oh btw, I have a question. so with graph, as you can see, y coord. goes on with unit of 5, and x goes on with unit of 1.