How do you solve the following system using substitution?: 5x+2y=-4, -3x+y=205x+2y=−4,−3x+y=20
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Explanation:
5x+2y=-4to(1)5x+2y=−4→(1)
-3x+y=20to(2)−3x+y=20→(2)
"rearrange equation "(2)" to express y in terms of x"rearrange equation (2) to express y in terms of x
"add "3x" to both sides"add 3x to both sides
rArry=20+3xto(3)⇒y=20+3x→(3)
color(blue)"substitute "y=20+3x" into equation "(1)substitute y=20+3x into equation (1)
5x+2(20+3x)=-4larr"distribute"5x+2(20+3x)=−4←distribute
rArr5x+40+6x=-4⇒5x+40+6x=−4
rArr11x+40=-4⇒11x+40=−4
"subtract 40 from both sides"subtract 40 from both sides
rArr11x=-44⇒11x=−44
"divide both sides by 11"divide both sides by 11
rArrx=(-44)/11=-4⇒x=−4411=−4
"substitute "x=-4" into equation "(3)substitute x=−4 into equation (3)
rArry=20-12=8⇒y=20−12=8
"the point of intersection "=(-4,8)the point of intersection =(−4,8)
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