Patrick B. answered 10/18/20
Math and computer tutor/teacher
(1) Well then
2m=8 and 3n=15
m=4 and n=5
(2) m + 2n = 5 and
2m - n = 5
the second equation says 2m-5 = n
substitutes into first eq: m + 2(2m-5) = 5
m + 4m-10 = 5
5m = 15
m=3
n=1
Audrey S.
asked 10/18/20There are two questions. I have no idea what I'm doing, so showing work would be really helpful. Thanks!
Patrick B. answered 10/18/20
Math and computer tutor/teacher
(1) Well then
2m=8 and 3n=15
m=4 and n=5
(2) m + 2n = 5 and
2m - n = 5
the second equation says 2m-5 = n
substitutes into first eq: m + 2(2m-5) = 5
m + 4m-10 = 5
5m = 15
m=3
n=1
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Audrey S.
If it was a system of equations that would work but it's two separate problems. I'm not sure how I can solve it without a second equation.10/18/20