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Answer 1

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Answer 2

Do you understand how to multiply the equations to get one variable similar.

Answer 3

I have to add the equations together first right?

Answer 4

No.

Answer 5

Multiply each equation by something to get one variable the same.

Answer 6

\(\large {
\begin{array}{llll}
3x + 4y = 1&{\color{brown}{ \times 3}}\to &9x\cancel{ +12y }=3\\
5x - 3y = 21 &{\color{brown}{ \times 4}}\to &20x\cancel{ -12y }=84
\\\hline\\
&&\square ?+\square ?=\square ?
\end{array}
}\)

Answer 7

Add the equations.
29x=87

Answer 8

Divide by 29.
x=3

Answer 9

Plug x into one of the equations and solve for y.
9+4y=1

Answer 10

Subtract 9 on both sides.
4y=-8

Answer 11

Divide by 4 on both sides.
y=-2

Answer 12

x=3
y=-2

Answer 13

Those are your solutions. @algebrastudent23

Answer 14

I need it explained. Reposting

Answer 15

I did explain it. What part did I miss?

Answer 16

You didn't really explain. You just posted how to solve

Answer 17

Oh. Ok.