Posted by Pam on Friday, May 16, 2008 at 10:09am.
Please post the question.
Oops....sorry, I forgot to put the problem in.
-2y = 228 + 8x
10x + 11y = -64
Solve each system of equations using the substitution method.
what is 3 to the square root of 75 plus 2 to the square root of 5
Put them in standard form:
8x+2y=-228
10x+11y=-64
Elminate a variable. I will pick x. Multiply the top equation by 10, the second equation by 8
80x+20y=-2280
80x+88y=-64*8
now subtract the second equation from the first..
-68y=-2280+64*8
and proceed to solve for y. Then, substitue back in the original equation, either one, and solve for x.
x+y=-8 3x-y=-4
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