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Solve each system using substitution:
5x
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5x
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Question 719414: I am trying to help my son but he left the textbook at school. If you can walk me through one example I should be able to do the rest.
Solve each system using substitution:
5x-6y=19
4x+3y=10 Answer by KMST(5328) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! That system does not make substitution easy. I would solve it by a different method, but if those were the instructions, we'll have to do substitution.
The traditional way:
STEP 1
Solve one of the equations for one of the variables.
(If one of the variables had a coefficient of 1 or -1, that would be the variable I would solve for. In this case, I do not see what the best choice is). --> --> --> -->
STEP 2
In the other equation, substitute the expression found for the variable. --> --> -->
At this point, I would multiply both sides of the equal sign times 5 to get rid of denominators and I would get --> --> --> --> -->
STEP 3
Substitute the value found for the one variable to find the other variable. --> --> --> -->
It seems like it would have been a little easier to solve for in STEP 1.
A SMARTER WAY: -->
Multiplying both sides of the equal sign times 2, we get
Substituting the expression found for we get --> --> --> --> --> --> -->
Substituting for in one of those equations, we get --> --> --> --> -->