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Macho14:

Math help.

Macho14:

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Macho14:

I need help on the addition method...

surjithayer:

any idea?

snowflake0531:

1. multiply the entire second equation by 5 2. add the equations together 3. being left with y, solve for it 4. solve for x with the y value

surjithayer:

actually both the equations represent the same line. if you multiply second equation by 5 and then add you get 0=0 If you multiply second equation by -5 ,you get first eq. -7x+4y=6 4y=7x+6 \[y=\frac{ 7 }{4 }x+\frac{ 6 }{ 4}\] or \[y=\frac{ 7 }{ 4 }x+\frac{ 3 }{2 }\] solution is (x,7/4x+3/2)

surjithayer:

actually there are infinite solutions. Giving different values to x you get different values of y.

Macho14:

Yes, I agree with surjithayer, and found my way to the solution.

Macho14:

thank you guys

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