What is the graph of the system y = -2x + 3 and 2x + 4y = 8?
we need to find the coordinates what method would you like to use?
Elimination Substitution Graphing
@TheMathematiciansAnvi
I prefer elimination
\[\frac{ y = -2x + 3 }{ 2x + 4y = 8? }\] you want to eliminate either the X or Y what number would you multiply by?
ignore the ? mark next to the 8
wait
Substitution would be easier here
I'm sorry, I have a question, do I keep the bottom equation in standard form or do I change it to slope before eliminating?
none we should do substitution since it already tells u what y equals
Okay ya that would be smart
It would be 2x-8x+12=8
so -6x+12=8
Is that so
yes now finish solving it :)
x= 4/6?
hmm i think thats right https://www.desmos.com/calculator <----- that should help too
Okay, so now that I have x=4/6 I just substitute x in the equation to find y?
yep
Okay thanks, I have one more. I don't really understand the graphing with linear equations.
ok :) i can help report it also use this https://www.desmos.com/calculator it will graph it for you and you will only need to find the coordinates
3x + 4 = 5x - 10 3x - 4 = 5x - 10 3x + 4 = 5x + 10 3x - 4 = 5x + 10
BTW, I already graphed the last one I just wanted to get a bit ahead
LOL ok good :) ok so here im not sure but i know you can definetly find out by plugging the coordinate to each of the options
Okay, I always try to avoid that in order to know how to do it but I guess I could use a little shortcut :P
So basically, once I plug-in the x-coordinate into each equation whichever I get that both sides are equal is my answer, am I correct?
as in 1=1 would be correct and 2=1 wouldn't
yes so if 0=0 <-------- many solutions 0=9<---------no solution
Okay good
@pooja195 Thanks for the help!
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