SOLUTION: what is the value of the variable x and y in:
x-9y=-13
y=-x+7
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Question 618355: what is the value of the variable x and y in:
x-9y=-13
y=-x+7
Answer by mananth(16946) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
x-9 y = -13 .............1
x+y = 7 .............2
Eliminate y
multiply (1)by 1
Multiply (2) by 9
1 x -9 y = -13
9 x + 9 y = 63
Add the two equations
10 x = 50
/ 10
x = 5
plug value of x in (1)
1 x -9 y = -13
5 -9 y = -13
-9 y = -13 -5
-9 y = -18
y = 2
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