Solve the system of equations and choose the correct answer from the list of options. x + y = −3 y = 2x + 2 A. 5/3 , 4/3 B. -5/3 , -4/3 C. -3/5 , -3/4 D. 3/4 , 3/5
@pooja195
a good way to do these is to plug in the numbers :D the x coordinate is always first
I've already plugged em in, x + (2x + 2) = -3
i think the first one is -5/3, -4/3
I just don't see where the fractions come in.
neither do i
And Mooshka-Skye thank you for your input but I am looking for an explanation not an answer
There is no point in me advancing in my class if I don't understand what I am learning
ok, and your welcome but im new by thirty minutes so yeah...
x + y = −3 y = 2x + 2 so the second equation is y=2x+2 - than just substitute this inside first equation in place of y and will get the value of x - ok ?
I've substituted already, as said before I'm just not sure how to solve it. x + (2x + 2) = -3
so there are x+2x+2=-3 - now assume the same terms
courage this is easy
Could it be B?
step by step please
Alright just a sec
forget it when i plugged in those fractions and worked backwards it didn't give me 41
So it can not be B
please write here your work i like seeing where you have made it wrong - ok. ?
x + y = −3 y = 2x + 2 x+2x+2=-3 3x=-5 x=?
sorry but i dont understand your above words - please step by step continue please what i have wrote above
-5/3, -1.7
so -5/3 is right but -1/7 how you get ?
i meant -1.7 as in -5/3
its easier for me to convert fractions to decimals then work with fractions alone
than you get for x= -5/3 so what will get for y=?
try with fractions and will get sure the proof of these results value
Fractions aren't something that I can easily process. If you haven't noticed I'm not the brightest bulb.
but -5/3 being x means it can only be B
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