SOLUTION: Given the following system of equations
x+y=5k
2x=4k
where k is a constant real number, solve the system for (x,y)in terms of k.
Do not replace the constant k with a numer
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Question 996862: Given the following system of equations
x+y=5k
2x=4k
where k is a constant real number, solve the system for (x,y)in terms of k.
Do not replace the constant k with a numerical value.
Give your solution as an ordered pair in terms of k.
Answer by rfer(16322) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
2x=4k
x=2k
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x+y=5k
2k+y=5k
y=3k
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x+3k=5k
x=2k
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(2k,3k)
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