Question

What is the solution to the system of equations?

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Answer 1

make one of the equations equal to a variable, maybe y, and then plug that into the other equation

Answer 2

So, if i were to plug it in it would look like this x - 2( -3 + 2x) = -4, Right?

Answer 3

it would be minus 2x

Answer 4

oh ya right.

Answer 5

yah, besides that, that's correct, just solve for x

Answer 6

after you get x, plug that into the other equation

Answer 7

Then when i solve it i'd get -2x(6+0) = -4

Answer 8

An then -12x - 2 = -4
-14x = -4

Answer 9

wait not -14x 14

Answer 10

14x*

Answer 11

i got -3.5

Answer 12

?

Answer 13

So then i plug in -2 into x - 2y = -4
Which would look like this: -2 - 2y - -4

Answer 14

yup

Answer 15

y = 6

Answer 16

y = -6*

Answer 17

( -2, -6) ?

Answer 18

oops i put the 2 by the y to the left so (-2, 1) corret?

Answer 19

I mean to the right.

Answer 20

oh, :) it okay