SOLUTION: This is a substitution method. The problem I am having with it is incomplete cheack. Which I don't know how to do, could you help me?
The problem is:
x=1y
- (The 1 over the 5
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The problem is:
x=1y
- (The 1 over the 5
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: This is a substitution method. The problem I am having with it is incomplete cheack. Which I don't know how to do, could you help me?
The problem is:
x=1y
- (The 1 over the 5 indicates it's a fraction)
5
3x+2y=26
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You can put this solution on YOUR website! x=1y
- (The 1 over the 5 indicates it's a fraction)
5
3x+2y=26
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x = (1/5)y
3x+2y=60
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Substitute to solve for y:
3(y/5)+2y = 26
Multiply thru by 5 to get:
3y+10y = 130
13y = 130
y = 10
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Substitute to solve for "x":
x = (1/5)*10 = 2
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Solution: (2,10)
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Cheers,
Stan H.
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