SOLUTION: how to find the value of x in the following,
01.5(x+2y)-(3x+11y)=4
7x-9y-3(x-4y)=32
02. 3x=7+y
5x=9y+41
Algebra.Com
Question 1107670: how to find the value of x in the following,
01.5(x+2y)-(3x+11y)=4
7x-9y-3(x-4y)=32
02. 3x=7+y
5x=9y+41
Answer by rumessa(13) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
02. 3x=7+y
5x=9y+41
sol:
3x=7+y
3x-y=7 equ:1
5x=9y+41
5x-9y=41 equ:2
multipy equ:1 by 9 and then subtract equ:2 from in it
9( 3x-y=7) => 27x-9y=63
1( 5x-9y=41)=>5x-9y=41
- + _
22x=22
x=1
RELATED QUESTIONS
I'm 46 years old and working on refreshing my skills. How do I solve this using the... (answered by pallavi)
additional assistance requested in understanding how to get a solution
solve the... (answered by richwmiller)
what is the answer for these problems. Iam having diffcult with just these, please show... (answered by elima)
Solve the following system of inequalities by graphing. draw a graph
5x - 4y ≥ -20
(answered by MathLover1)
1. Solve the following equations using Gauss Elimination method.... (answered by jsmallt9)
Using the following system of inequalities find the maximum value of f(x,y) = 3x + 9y... (answered by solver91311)
Ok wow I need some major help!! I need help on how to solve ordered pairs. I looked in my (answered by stanbon)
How to solve for X and Y. The problem is as follows... (answered by MathLover1)
Have I correctly solved the 4 problems below using the systems of simultaneous equations, (answered by ikleyn)