Question

What is the solution to the system of equations?

x + y=5
x-2y=2

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Answer 1

@Godlovesme plz help

Answer 2

@jim_thompson5910

Answer 3

@mathmath333 plz help

Answer 4

@Directrix

Answer 5

@Sadworld plz help

Answer 6

Do you have a candidate for an answer @TeenWolfGirl

Answer 7

\(\large\tt \begin{align} \color{black}{
x + y=5----\color{red}{(1)}\\~\\
x-2y=2------\color{red}{(2)}\\~\\
\color{red}{1-2}\\~\\
x+y-(x-2y)=5-2\\~\\
x+y-x+2y=3\\~\\
3y=3\\~\\
y=1
}\end{align}\)
now substitute the value of \(y\) and get \(x\)

Answer 8

You can use elimination or substitution to solve the system of equations

Answer 9

x + y=5 ---> x + y = 5
x- 2y =2 ---> -x +2y = -2 Multiplied 2nd equation by -1 and will add to eliminate ======= =========

Answer 10

@TeenWolfGirl What is the ordered pair?

Answer 11

-1,1

Answer 12

No, not quite. Your x coordinate is wrong. Try again.

Answer 13

sorry not good at this....ummm.....

Answer 14

4,1 i believe

Answer 15

That is what I got.

Answer 16

:)

Answer 17

Don't forget to encase your answers in this ordered pair notation.

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Answer 18

ok :) sorry forgot