Question

will fan and medal pleas help!!!

Answer 1

Yes bro?

Answer 2

Given the equations 2x+(4/3)y=1 and y-(9/13)x=9, by what factor would you multiply the first equation so that combining the two equations would eliminate x?

Answer 3

choices are...

Answer 4

-(9/26)

Answer 5

(9/26)

Answer 6

(1/2)

Answer 7

-(9/13)

Answer 8

@Error1603

Answer 9

@MrNood

Answer 10

@kenny252

Answer 11

2x+(4/3)y=1 and y-(9/13)x=9

Isolate X in one

x=(1-(4/3)y)/2

then replace in the other
y-(9/13)*[(1-(4/3)y)/2]=9

from there, you isolate Y...

do you need me to continue?

Answer 12

@yourgirlbri

Answer 13

@jebonna

Answer 14

@thomas5267

Answer 15

@jameshorton

Answer 16

@kingjames56

Answer 17

@SnuggieLad

Answer 18

omg will some one help me???anyone idc who ull get a medal!!!!!

Answer 19

@mathmath333

Answer 20

so we have x=(3/4)y/6 in one equation (quick correction using wolfram alpha)

we are going to substitute it into the other
y-(9/13)[(3/4)y/6]=9

y-(27y/312)=9

y-(9y/104)=9

y^2=104

y=sqrt(104)

Answer 21

im still confused bro i dont know a single thing about math

Answer 22

then whhy you not start with the basics ?

Answer 23

this kind of questions are for advanced and those who don't know a single thing about math should not even concern

Answer 24

and if they want to they should start with the basics

Answer 25

well i need to know how to do it what am i suppose to do sit here and suck my thumb and stare at the paper this is a website where u ask questions to find out answers and whats the point of having an account if no one does that

Answer 26

@knov

Answer 27

im sorry, i don't get you. when someone explains your question, you say you don't know a single thing about a math. then now you seem to know a thing about math and try to solve problems and ask question ?

Answer 28

or you just want the answer ?

Answer 29

well i like to figure it out but either dosnt matter for me but u gotta be basic tryna explain this stuff to me

Answer 30

@knov