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Question 88885: I need help with the following problems. All of these problems ar inside of the curly brackets.. example { }
Solve by any convenient method :
4x + 12y = 24
2x + 6y = 12
Solve by any convenient method :
8x + 4y =7
x = 2-2y
Solve by Elimination :
2x -3y =-1
3x + y +15
Solve by Substitution :
3x + 8y = 7
x- 4y =9
Found 3 solutions by stanbon, jim_thompson5910, malakumar_kos@yahoo.com: Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! Solve by any convenient method :
4x + 12y = 24
2x + 6y = 12
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Multiply the 2nd equation by 2 and you will see the two equations are the same.
So the solution for the system of equations is 2x+6y=12
or x+3y=6 or y=-(1/3)x+2
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Solve by any convenient method :
8x + 4y =7
x = 2-2y
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Substitute x=2-2y into the 1st equation to solve for y:
8(2-2y)+4y=7
16-16y+4y=7
-12y = -9
y = 3/4
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Solve by Elimination :
2x -3y =-1
3x + y =15
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Multiply the 2nd equation by 3 to get:
9x+3y=45
Add that to the 1st equation so you can solve for x:
11x=44
x=4
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Substitute that into 3x+y=15 to solve for y:
3*4+y=15
y = 3
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Solve by Substitution :
3x + 8y = 7
x- 4y =9
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Solve the 2nd equation for x: x=4y+9
Substitute into the 1st equation so you can solve for y:
3(4y+9)+8y = 7
12y+27+8y = 7
20y = -20
y = -1
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Substitute that into x=4y+9 to solve for x:
x=4*-1+9
x=5
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cheers,
Stan H.
Answer by jim_thompson5910(35256) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! "Solve by any convenient method :
4x + 12y = 24
2x + 6y = 12 "
Lets solve by substitution:
Solved by pluggable solver: Solving a linear system of equations by subsitution |
Lets start with the given system of linear equations


Now in order to solve this system by using substitution, we need to solve (or isolate) one variable. I'm going to choose y.
Solve for y for the first equation
Subtract from both sides
Divide both sides by 12.
Which breaks down and reduces to
Now we've fully isolated y
Since y equals we can substitute the expression into y of the 2nd equation. This will eliminate y so we can solve for x.
Replace y with . Since this eliminates y, we can now solve for x.
Distribute 6 to 
Multiply
Reduce any fractions
Subtract from both sides
Combine the terms on the right side
Now combine the terms on the left side.
Since this expression is true for any x, we have an identity.
So there are an infinite number solutions. The simple reason is the 2 equations represent 2 lines that overlap each other. So they intersect each other at an infinite number of points.
If we graph and we get
graph of
graph of (hint: you may have to solve for y to graph these)
we can see that these two lines are the same. So this system is dependent |
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"Solve by any convenient method :
8x + 4y =7
x = 2-2y "
Lets solve by substitution:
Plug in
Distribute
Combine like terms
Subtract 16 from both sides
Subtract
Reduce
Now plug in
Multiply
Combine like terms
So we have and
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"Solve by Elimination :
2x -3y =-1
3x + y +15 "
Solved by pluggable solver: Solving a System of Linear Equations by Elimination/Addition |
Lets start with the given system of linear equations


In order to solve for one variable, we must eliminate the other variable. So if we wanted to solve for y, we would have to eliminate x (or vice versa).
So lets eliminate x. In order to do that, we need to have both x coefficients that are equal but have opposite signs (for instance 2 and -2 are equal but have opposite signs). This way they will add to zero.
So to make the x coefficients equal but opposite, we need to multiply both x coefficients by some number to get them to an equal number. So if we wanted to get 2 and 3 to some equal number, we could try to get them to the LCM.
Since the LCM of 2 and 3 is 6, we need to multiply both sides of the top equation by 3 and multiply both sides of the bottom equation by -2 like this:
Multiply the top equation (both sides) by 3
Multiply the bottom equation (both sides) by -2
So after multiplying we get this:


Notice how 6 and -6 add to zero (ie )
Now add the equations together. In order to add 2 equations, group like terms and combine them


Notice the x coefficients add to zero and cancel out. This means we've eliminated x altogether.
So after adding and canceling out the x terms we're left with:

Divide both sides by to solve for y
Reduce
Now plug this answer into the top equation to solve for x
Plug in 
Multiply
Subtract from both sides
Combine the terms on the right side
Multiply both sides by . This will cancel out on the left side.
Multiply the terms on the right side
So our answer is
, 
which also looks like
( , )
Notice if we graph the equations (if you need help with graphing, check out this solver)


we get
graph of (red) (green) (hint: you may have to solve for y to graph these) and the intersection of the lines (blue circle).
and we can see that the two equations intersect at ( , ). This verifies our answer. |
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"Solve by Substitution :
3x + 8y = 7
x- 4y =9"
Solved by pluggable solver: Solving a linear system of equations by subsitution |
Lets start with the given system of linear equations


Now in order to solve this system by using substitution, we need to solve (or isolate) one variable. I'm going to choose y.
Solve for y for the first equation
Subtract from both sides
Divide both sides by 8.
Which breaks down and reduces to
Now we've fully isolated y
Since y equals we can substitute the expression into y of the 2nd equation. This will eliminate y so we can solve for x.
Replace y with . Since this eliminates y, we can now solve for x.
Distribute -4 to 
Multiply
Reduce any fractions
Add to both sides
Make 9 into a fraction with a denominator of 2
Combine the terms on the right side
Make 1 into a fraction with a denominator of 2
Now combine the terms on the left side.
Multiply both sides by . This will cancel out and isolate x
So when we multiply and (and simplify) we get
<---------------------------------One answer
Now that we know that , lets substitute that in for x to solve for y
Plug in into the 2nd equation
Multiply
Subtract from both sides
Combine the terms on the right side
Multiply both sides by . This will cancel out -4 on the left side.
Multiply the terms on the right side
Reduce
So this is the other answer
<---------------------------------Other answer
So our solution is
and 
which can also look like
( , )
Notice if we graph the equations (if you need help with graphing, check out this solver)


we get
graph of (red) and (green) (hint: you may have to solve for y to graph these) intersecting at the blue circle.
and we can see that the two equations intersect at ( , ). This verifies our answer.
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Check:
Plug in ( , ) into the system of equations
Let and . Now plug those values into the equation 
Plug in and 
Multiply
Add
Reduce. Since this equation is true the solution works.
So the solution ( , ) satisfies 
Let and . Now plug those values into the equation 
Plug in and 
Multiply
Add
Reduce. Since this equation is true the solution works.
So the solution ( , ) satisfies 
Since the solution ( , ) satisfies the system of equations


this verifies our answer.
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Answer by malakumar_kos@yahoo.com(315) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! Solve by any convenient method :
4x + 12y = 24 1)4x+12y = 24 ..........eq'n(1)
2x + 6y = 12 2x+6y = 12...........eq'n(2)
divide eq'n (1) by 4 andeq'n (2) by 2
we get x+3y = 6 and x+3y =6
there is no solution for this set of eq'ns as the
given eq'ns are inconsistent. (on solving the values of x & y are 0 which is meaningless)
Solve by any convenient method : 8x+4y = 7..........(1)
8x + 4y =7
x = 2-2y x+2y = 2............(2)
Solve by Elimination : multiply eq'n (2) by 2
2x -3y =-1
3x + y +15 we get 2x+4y = 4.........eqe'n(3)
Solve by Substitution : subtract eq'n(3) from eq'n(1) we get
3x + 8y = 7
x- 4y =9 6x = 3 or x = 3/6 = 1/2
substitute for x in eq'n(2)
2y = 2-x = 2-1/2 = 4-1/2 = 3/2
solution is x= 1/2 and y = 3/2
3)2x-3y = -1......eq'n(1)
3x+y = 15......eq'n(2)
multiply eq'n(2) by 3, we get 9x+3y = 45....(3)
add eq''n(1) &eq'n(3) we get 11x = 44 or x = 4
substitute for x in eq'n (2) we get 3(4)+y= 15
12+y = 15 or y = 15-12 = 3
solution is x = 4 and y = 3
4)3x+8y = 7.........eq'n(1)
x-4y = 9.........eq'n(2)
from eq'n(2) x = 9+4y.....eq'n(3)
3(9+4y)+8y = 7 (by substituting for x)
27+12y+8y = 7
20y = 7-27 = -20 therefore y = -1
substituting for y in eq'n(2) we get x = 9+4(-1)
x = 9-4 = 5
therefore the solution is x = 5 and y = -1
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