SOLUTION: what are the two ordered pairs for this: 5x+2y=11 7x-3y=13

Question 259898: what are the two ordered pairs for this:
5x+2y=11
7x-3y=13
Answer by richwmiller(17219) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
What makes you think there are two ordered pairs?

5x+2y=11
7x-3y=13
multiply first by 3 and second by 2
5x+2y=11 *3
7x-3y=13 *2
15x+6y=33
14x-6y=26
add
29x=59
x=59/29
5(59/29)+2y=11
5*59/29+2y=11*29/29
295/29+2y=319/29
2y=24/29
y=12/29
(59/29,12/29)
RELATED QUESTIONS
ordered pairs > 2y-5x=16... (answered by pradhyumna.kumar@gmail.com)

what are the different ordered pairs that are solutions of this equation?... (answered by Alan3354)

Help me please... Solve these systems by the elimination method. x + 6y = -41 -x + 9y... (answered by Alan3354)

5x+3y=-11... (answered by jim_thompson5910)

How do I do this? List and verify two intercept points (ordered pairs) that are... (answered by bucky)

What are the table of ordered pairs for the equation 4x+3y=-12... (answered by ewatrrr)

What are the three ordered pairs that are solutions for this equation?... (answered by drk,richwmiller)

List and verify two intercept points (ordered pairs) that are solutions for the equation... (answered by funmath)