Sierra A.
asked 05/22/19What is the same solution as the system shown
-3x+y=k
2x+3y=L
how do I determine the answer please give answer
1 Expert Answer
Gene G. answered 05/23/19
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You won't get a numeric answers, but you can get them in terms of K and L. Just do everything as you normally would for a system of equations, leaving the K and L as variables. It'll get messy.
-3x+y=K
2x+3y=L
Multiply the first equation by -3 to enable elimination of the y term.
9x-3y=-3K
2x+3y=L add
11x=3K+L
x=(3K+L) / 11
Now you can substitute this for x in either equation and solve for y.
2x+3y=L
2[(3K+L) / 11] +3y = L
(6K+2L)/11 + 3y = L
3y = L - (6K+2L)/11
3y = (11L-6K+2L) / 11
3y = (13L-6K) / 11
y = (13L-6K) / 33
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Mark M.
Sure about that k and L?05/22/19