Question

Will Medal, Look in the Comments for the question

Answer 1

Does any one have any idea on how to solve this?

Answer 2

@mathmale @ganeshie8

Please help

Answer 3

i do!

Answer 4

Please explain! I am desprate

Answer 5

I will give me a second

Answer 6

Ok, This was as far as I got

\[x=\frac{ 7+9y }{ 4 }\]
and

\[y=\frac{ 8+4x }{ 6 }\]

Answer 7

nooooo

Answer 8

i dont think you know how to solve these equations...

Answer 9

4x - 9y = 7
-4x +6y = 8

Answer 10

My teachers suck.

Answer 11

looking at these equations, 4x and -4x cancel each other out

Answer 12

(we're combining the equations together)

Answer 13

OHHHHH, ok Haha, I think I know what I was doing wrong, but continue.

Answer 14

-9y + 6y = -3y

Answer 15

7+8 = 15

Answer 16

-3y = 15
divide each side by -3
y = ?

Answer 17

-5

Answer 18

and that is your "y"

Answer 19

so which of all the options offers -5 as the y?

Answer 20

thats your answer :)

Answer 21

OHHHH, ok, that makes so much more sense!!! I understand what I was doing wrong now. So that makes A. the correct answer

Answer 22

yup :)

Answer 23

Thank you, my teachers...which are videos suck at teaching.

Answer 24

normally you would place your "y" into the equation and get x as well but that question didn't have two answers were "y" equaled -5 :)

Answer 25

Yeah, that makes sense, thank you so much!

Answer 26

no prob :P