Kimberly M. answered 03/25/21
Interactive Math
x-y=11
3x+10y=-6
Using elimination
10(x-y)=10(11)
10x-10y=110
+3x+10y=-6
13x=104
x=8
3(8)+10y=-6
Solve for y and get y=-3, so it is (8,-3)
Kaitlin M.
asked 03/08/21Solve the system: x - y = 11 and 3x + 10y = -6 Write your answer as a coordinate point
Kimberly M. answered 03/25/21
Interactive Math
x-y=11
3x+10y=-6
Using elimination
10(x-y)=10(11)
10x-10y=110
+3x+10y=-6
13x=104
x=8
3(8)+10y=-6
Solve for y and get y=-3, so it is (8,-3)
Hello, Kaitlyn
Let's rearrange the first equation to find x:
x - y = 11
x = 11 + y
Substitute this value of x that into the second equation
3x + 10y = -6
3(11+y) + 10y = -6
33 + 3y + 10y = -6
13y = -39
y = -3
Use this value of y in either equation fo find x.
x = 11+ y
x = 11 -3
x = 8
The lines intersect at (8, -3). This is the one point both equations share in common.
Bob
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