SOLUTION: what is the solution for the equation 3x+y=6 2x-9y=5 using Co factor rule and the Cramer rule

SOLUTION: what is the solution for the equation 3x+y=6 2x-9y=5 using Co factor rule and the Cramer rule

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Question 1126288: what is the solution for the equation
3x+y=6
2x-9y=5
using Co factor rule and the Cramer rule
Answer by MathLover1(20850) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

using the Cramer rule
Consider the system

Let the three determinants ,, and be defined as

Then, if the system has a unique solution of

and

given:

->->
and
->->

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