Question

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Answer 1

Which ordered pair is the solution to the system of equations?

Answer 2

\[x + y = 4 \] and \[x - y = -6\]

Answer 3

Have you considered substituting the ordered pairs into the system?

Answer 4

I would suggest taking the coordinates and plugging them into the equation.

Answer 5

I'm kind of learning how......Could you help? :)

Answer 6

Of Course! :)

Answer 7

how would i put the ordered pairs into the equation?

Answer 8

(2, 2)

(1, −7)

(−1, 5)

(−2, 4)

i copied this wrong my bad :)

Answer 9

So you take the first set of ordered pairs which is (2,2) and plug into x+y=4 and x-y=-6.
So you know ordered pairs are (x,y). So you just plug in.
(2,2) x+y=4
So you do this:
2+2=4 Is this equation correct? Yes
(2,2)x-y=-6
So you do this:
2-2=-6 Is this equation correct? No. 2-2 would equal -4 not -6.
So you know A is incorrect.
Understand?

Answer 10

I Believe the answer is C because i tried plugging them in. (that's only if i did it right because it seemed to simple the way i did it.)

Answer 11

yes i understand it seems pretty easy now to think of it! :)

Answer 12

-1 + 5 = 4 and -1 - 5 = -6

Answer 13

Correct! Good Job!! :)

Answer 14

Thank you! :)