A pair of equations is shown below: y = 8x − 9 y = 4x − 1 Part A: Explain how you will solve the pair of equations by substitution or elimination. Show all the steps and write the solution.
@Data_LG2
Do you know what elimination and substitution method are?
not really
Substitution is when you replace one variable from the 1st equation using the 2nd equation. Elimination is when you manipulate the two equations, so that when you add those two , one variable will be eliminated. So looking at your equations, substitution is the easiest method. \(\sf \color{red}{y} = 8x − 9\) \(\sf \color{red}{y = 4x − 1}\) replace y in the 1st equation with the 2nd equation it will be like this: \(\sf \color{red}{4x − 1}= 8x − 9\) dis this part clear?
oh ok yea now i know and then sovle right
x=5
is that right @Data_LG2
let's see 4x−1=8x−9 9-1=8x-4x 8=4x hmm I don't think so..
x=2?
is that right @Data_LG2
yes. do you understand it though?
yes
is that the answer
@Data_LG2
are you still there
yes.
can you help me find y
to find y, just plug the x value that you found in any of the two equations given
can you help me
@Data_LG2 can you help me
choose one of the equations given
tell me which one you choose 1st or 2nd equation?
1st
can you help me???
alright. sorry i was afk y=8x−9 x = 2 from your calculation. replace x in the 1st equation by 2 y= 8(2) - 9 then evaluate, what will you get?
y=5
is that right @Data_LG2
what is 8 x 2?
then subtract 9 from the product of those two, what will you get?
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