**Help plzzz I give medals** 3x+4y=18 x+3y=11 Make a table of values for each linear equation. Include at least three rows of the table. Be sure to label each table.
Before we can sub numbers in, rearrange the equations to be of the form y = ....
is it 3
No, I'll do the first one for you: 3x+4y=18 4y=18-3x y=(18-3x)/4 Do the same for the second equation then we can get going with the table.
what did u do, u just put the number and didn't tell me what u did
@tom982
No, I rearranged the first equation to make it of the form y=....
Do the same for the second equation
dont know how to
Don't know how to, or don't want to? This is very basic algebra.
dont know
y=9/2=3x/4
@tom982
Okay, let's work through my example for the first equation: 3x+4y=18 (initial equation) 4y=18-3x (subtract 3x from both sides) y=(18-3x)/4 (divide both sides by 4) We've gone from a horrible equation, to a nice one of the form y=... Now do the same for x+3y=11
y=11/3-1/3x
@tom982
Yes!
Okay, so now we have our two equations: y=(18-3x)/4 y=(11-x)/3 Let's plug in values of x and see what values of y come out: |dw:1417459843060:dw|
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