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Juliana1306

Answer:

y=1, x=3   or (3,1)

Step-by-step explanation:

when you add the two equations together the two x's cancel out, which leaves one solvable equation, 7y=7, so y=1, then you can plug y=1 into one of the equations. 2x+3(1)=9 which is 2x+3=9 then solve, x=3.

Additionally if you want to check answers plug both into one equation- -2(3)+4(1)=-2, -6+4=-2, -2=-2 which is correct.

lhannearaujo

The solution for the given linear system from the elimination method is x=3 and y=1.

System of Linear Equations

System of linear equations is the given term math for two or more equations with the same variables. The solution of these equations represents the point at which the lines intersect.

You can solve a linear system by the adding or substitution methods. In the addition method, you eliminate a variable, on the other hand, in the substitution method you replace a variable for the other.

-2x+4y=-2 (1)

2x+3y=9   (2)

You should sum the equations 1 and 2, for eliminate the variable x.

-2x+4y+2x+3y=-2+9

7y=7

y=1

If y=1 from equation 2, you have:

2x+3*1=9

2x+3=9

2x=9-3

2x=6

x=3

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