Math, asked by nayaelaine, 11 months ago

8x+14y=4
-6x-7y=-10

solving systems of equations by elimination (please show the work/steps in your answer)

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Answered by victor400
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I don't know ok understand

Answered by Anonymous
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8x+14y = 4

8x = 4 - 14y

x = \frac{4 - 14y}{8}

x = \frac{2 - 7y}{4}

now putting the value of 'x' in second equation

-6 × \frac{2 - 7y}{4} - 7y = -10

\frac{-12 + 42y}{4} - 7y = -10

\frac{-6 + 21y}{2} - 7y = -10

\frac{-6 + 21y - 14y}{2} = -10

-6 + 7y = -20

7y = -14

y = \frac{-14}{7}

y = -2

so putting the value of 'y' in the first equation

8x + 14(-2) = 4

8x - 28 = 4

8x = 32

x = \frac{32}{8}

x = 4

so value of x and y are

4 and -2

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