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Solve the following system of equations. Express your answer as an ordered pair in the format (a,b), with no spaces between the numbers or symbols.

3x+6y=3
2x-10y =44

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Answer:

(3,2) APEX

Explanation:


User Subarata Talukder
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To solve this problem you must apply the proccedure shown below:

1. You have the following system of equations given in the problem above:


\left \{ {{3x+6y=3} \atop {2x-10y=44}} \right.

2. By applying the Substitution method, you can solve the first equation for
x:


3x+6y=3\\x=(3-6y)/(3)

3. Simplifying:


x=1-2y

4. Now, substitute
x=1-2y into the second equation:


2x-10y=44\\2(1-2y)-10y=44

5. You must apply the distributive property and solve for
y:


2-4y-10y=44\\-14y=42\\y=(42)/(-14)\\y=-3

6. Now, substitute the value of
y into the first equation and solve for
x:


3x+6(-3)=3\\3x-18=3\\x=(21)/(3)\\x=7

Therefore, the answer is:
(x,y)=(7,-3)

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