How do you solve this system of equations y= \frac { - 3} { 4} x , x - 4y = 32y=−34x,x−4y=32?
3 Answers
Explanation:
Given
[1]
[2]
Using [1] we can substitute
[3]
Simplifying [4]
[5]
Continuing the simplification:
[6]
Dividing both sides of [6] by
[7]
Using [7] we can substitute
[8]
Simplifying [8]
[9]
Explanation:
color(red)(y)=-3/4xto(1)y=−34x→(1)
x-4color(red)(y)=32to(2)x−4y=32→(2)
"substitute "y=-3/4x" in "(2)substitute y=−34x in (2)
rArrx-(4xx-3/4)=32⇒x−(4×−34)=32
rArrx+3x=32⇒x+3x=32
rArr4x=32⇒4x=32
"divide both sides by 4"divide both sides by 4
rArrx=8⇒x=8
"substitute this value in "(1)substitute this value in (1)
y=-3/4xx8=-6y=−34×8=−6
color(blue)"As a check"As a check
"substitute these values in "(2)substitute these values in (2)
8+24=32larr" True"8+24=32← True
rArr"point of intersection "=(8,-6)⇒point of intersection =(8,−6) graph{(y+3/4x)(y-1/4x+8)((x-8)^2+(y+6)^2-0.06)=0 [-12.49, 12.48, -6.25, 6.24]}
Substitution.
Explanation:
There are many ways to solve systems of equations. For this system:
it would be easiest to solve it with substitution since Equation (Eq.) 1 is already solved for
This is Eq 2:
If we plug in Eq. 1 into Eq. 2, we get:
Now we solved for the first variable. To solve for
So, the solution to the system of equations is:
To check this answer, you can plug in the
Eq 1 verification by plugging in the
Eq 2 verification by plugging in the