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solution:
we can solve this by elimination method or sustitution method.
i used the substitution method.
x+3y=34 (eq1)
5x-y=10 (eq2)
from eq 1,
x = 34 -3y (eq3)
now we substitute the eq 3 to eq 2 for value of x,
5x-y=10
5 (34 -3y) - y=10
simplify it,
170 - 15y - y = 10
solve for y,
170 -10 = 15y + y
160 = 16 y
10 = y
is the answer,
now substitute the value of y in eq 3 or eq 1 to get the value of x,
i used eq 3,
x = 34 -3y (eq3) since y = 10
now we have,
x = 34 - 3 (10)
x = 34 -30
x = 4 is the answer.
to check your answer substitute the value of x and y in any of the eq 1 or eq 2, and must satisfy the equation
good luck!!
2007-11-30 00:42:48
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answer #1
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answered by Anonymous
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Solve for x in terms of y, and then plug that value in the 2nd equation.
So if x+3y=34, then x=34-3y
Substituting 34-3y for x, If 5x-y=10, then 5(34-3y)-y=10
It's all down hill from here
Multiply out: 170-15y-y=10
160=16y
y=10
Solving for x:
x+3y=34
x+3(10)=34
x+30=34
x=4
2007-11-30 00:48:28
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answer #2
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answered by Ron da Don 3
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There are four ways to solve a system of linear equations:
1. Elimination
2. Substitution
3. Graphically
4. Using determinants
I used the elimination method
5x-y=10 so by multiplying we have 15x-3y=30 (1)
x+3y=34 (2)
By adding (1) and (2) we take:
(1) + (2): 15x - 3y +x + 3y = 30 + 34
16x=64
x= 4
By putting the value 4 to x in (2) we take:
x+3y=34
4+3y=34
3y=34-4
3y=30
y=10
So (x,y)=(4,10)
2007-11-30 00:47:14
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answer #3
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answered by Orfeas 3
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x + 3y = 34
x = 34 - 3y ------- i
5x - y = 10 -------- ii
we use the subsitution method... subsitute equation i into equation ii
5(34 - 3y) - y = 10
170 - 15y - y = 10
170 - 16y = 10
16y = 170 - 10
16y = 160
y = 160/16
y = 10
x = 34 - 3y
x = 34 - 3(10)
x = 34 - 30
x = 4
therefore,
x = 4
y = 10
2007-11-30 01:02:12
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answer #4
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answered by fen91 1
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