SOLUTION: How do you solve for linear equations with this problem: 4x+3y=5
-3x-6y=0
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Question 4535: How do you solve for linear equations with this problem: 4x+3y=5
-3x-6y=0
Answer by glitzgirl_14(11) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
The easiest way to do this problem is to use elimination. So take your first equation and multiply it my 2:
8x+6y=5
-3x-6y=0
Add the x's together:
5x=5
x=1
Put 1 in for x in the second equation:
-3*1-6y=0
-3-6y=0
-6y=3
y=-1/2
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