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OpenStudy (rayep12):
just need the answer
OpenStudy (errinss):
we cant give just the answer we have to explain it and make you understand it...
OpenStudy (rayep12):
yeah i know that
OpenStudy (wolf1728):
In order to get an answer, you need a second equation.
OpenStudy (errinss):
ya what wolf said too..
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OpenStudy (rayep12):
let me look
OpenStudy (rayep12):
oh here
OpenStudy (rayep12):
11x + 11y 4(2x + 1y) = 60
OpenStudy (wolf1728):
Is that 2nd equation correct?
OpenStudy (rayep12):
yeah
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OpenStudy (wolf1728):
That second equation is a quadratic and I don't know how to solve simultaneous equations when 1 is a quadratic,
OpenStudy (rayep12):
really?
OpenStudy (wolf1728):
yes, really. That's why I'm wondering about the second equation.
OpenStudy (rayep12):
@nincompoop @jigglypuff314 @jtug6 @mathmate
OpenStudy (mathmate):
So you have
3x+4y+32=1
11x + 11y 4(2x + 1y) = 60
In the second equation, can you check if there is a plus or minus sign between 11y and 4 ?
In fact, the best way is to post an image of the question.
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OpenStudy (mathmate):
or is it \(11y^4(2x+1y)\) ?
Something tells me that there is something wrong with the equation.
We don't write 1y, we just write y.
I think I want to see the image before we start.
OpenStudy (mathmate):
@rayep12 are you still there?
OpenStudy (mathmate):
Oh well, tag me when you're free. @rayep12
OpenStudy (rayep12):
here
OpenStudy (rayep12):
@mathmate
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OpenStudy (rayep12):
11x + 11y + 4(2x + 1y) =60
OpenStudy (rayep12):
@Mertsj
OpenStudy (rayep12):
@nincompoop @Preetha @pooja195
OpenStudy (mertsj):
You asked: "What is 3x+4y+32=1". The answer is: It is a linear equation.
OpenStudy (rayep12):
thanks
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