Question

What is the solution to the system of equations?

4x+y=2
x-y=3
( , )
please help

Answer 1

use the x and y intercept

Answer 2

4x+y=2 so substitue the x for 0 and you get -y=3 divide it and you get -3

Answer 3

Solve for one variable, then solve for the other

Answer 4

so y=-3

Answer 5

Then do the same for the first one 4x+y=2 sub the y for 0 and divide by 4

Answer 6

your answer should be a fraction any idea on what it is?

Answer 7

one easy way to do this is to find an expression for one of the variable using equation 1 then using equation 2 find the expression for the same variable
set the expressions equal then solve for the one variable in that equation.
using this value substitute in either of the original to get the other value.
for this problem find y =

Answer 8

no idea to be honest @pooja195

Answer 9

you can use a calculator and you get 1/2 :)

Answer 10

try my suggestion

Answer 11

thank you so much :) @pooja195

Answer 12

anytime :) let me know if you need help also WELCOME TO OPENSTUDY!! feel free to message me don't hesitate :)

Answer 13

when you solve a system of equations you are finding the values of both x and y that satisfy each equation at the same time.

Answer 14

i said that :)

Answer 15

simultaneous means at the same time

Answer 16

@pooja195 ( , )means to put the x and y values
your answer of a fraction is also incorrect