What is the solution to the system of equations? y = 1/3x - 10 2x + y = 4 (–8, 6) (–6, 16) (6, –8) (16, –6)
this one seems like the first one we did already...
just try to do the same thing as the first problem we helped you with
Yes!
so would the answer be D?
y = A system of equations. y equals StartFraction one-third EndFraction minus 10. 2 x plus y equals 4.x – 10? what is this supposed to be.
i don't really understand what the first equation is bc it is weirldly typed
but if you plug those numbers in and it works, than it is the right anwer.
could you please retype the first equation plz?
thanks
done
just tell us how you got ur work then we can check it
ummmm so i combined -10 and -4
actually ill see if what you got is right. hold up
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are you sure you typed the equations correctley for the problem?
yes
you said ur answer was D the 4th one?
uhh??
ok well ill take you step by step.
okay thanks
1. since 2x+y=4 , the equation 1/3x-10 would be substituted into Y. this would be 2x+1/3x-10=4
after this step, isolate the Xs to one side and the numbers without X to the other side.
we would end up with 2x+1/3x=10+4
it showed me a graph for some reason
oh. thats weird. but do you understand the steps so far?
2 1/3x -10 = 4
that would be 2x+1/3x-10=4, then we move the 10 to the other side and would end up with 2x+1/3x=14. do you understand?
ok
we combine like terms and get 2x+1/3x which would end up being 7/3x. 10+4=14. 7/3x=14. do you understand this?
kinda
ok what do you need help understanding?
do i still have to divide 7/3x to equal 14
Ill help you understand. So: 1. we start with y=1/3x-10 and 2x+y=4 2. Since 2x+y=4 has a Y inside the function, Y=1/3x-10 could be substituted in place of that Y
7/3x=14 . To solve this you do 14 divided by (7/3) and that is your answer for X
then to find Y, you would plug that X answer into all the X variables to find Y.
hopefully you understand. Does this help?
so B?
Does 14/(7/3) have a negative in it? No it doesn't so that means X can't be negative
c?
Yes! correct good job
finally...lol
do you need hlep understanding any of these concepts?
sorry i was in a zoom
math is my weakest subject
its alright.
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