Question

Please help, will medal and fan!!!
For the following system of equations what is the x value of the solution?
-x+2y=6
6y=x+18

Answer 1

ok that was wrong sorry

Answer 2

you can write the first equation as \[x=2y-6\] substitute that in to the second and solve \[6y=2y-6+18\] for \(y\)

Answer 3

did that help or no?

Answer 4

3?

Answer 5

yes, \(y=3\) now you need to find \(x\)

Answer 6

the question only asked for y, but thank u.

Answer 7

actually it asked for x

Answer 8

i mean that is what you wrote anyways

Answer 9

lol nvm ur right i was reading off of the wrong question on the test. how do i find x?

Answer 10

you know that \[-x+2y=6\] and that \(y=3\) so you can solve \[-x+6=6\]for \(x\)

Answer 11

or, since \[6y=x+18\] you can solve \[18+x=18\] either way

Answer 12

0?

Answer 13

yes, both times, which means it is certainly correct

Answer 14

Thank you! :)

Answer 15

Can you help me with one more?

Answer 16

sure

Answer 17

solve the following system of equations using substitution. what is the value of y.
2x+3y=105
x+2y=65

Answer 18

a.15
b.25
c.40
d.65

Answer 19

here you can write the second one as \[x=65-2y\] and substitute in to the first to solve \[2(65-2y)+3y=105\]

Answer 20

sorry got logged out
can you solve that one?

Answer 21

yeah sorry i walked away from the computer, 1 second. almost done

Answer 22

y=25?

Answer 23

oui

Answer 24

what?

Answer 25

yes

Answer 26

thank you!

Answer 27

yw

Answer 28

that it?

Answer 29

yes :)

Answer 30

whew