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#b

  • x+4y=-26--(1)
  • x-4y=8--(2)

Solve graphically

  • Solution is(-9,-4.25)

#c

  • x+y=2--(1)
  • -3x-y=5--(2)

  • Solution is(-3.5,5.5)

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Answer:

Question b


\textsf{Equation 1:} \ \frac12x-2y=-13


\textsf{Equation 2:} \ x-4y=8

Multiply Equation 2 by two:


\implies \textsf{Equation 3:} \ x+4y=-26

Subtract Equation 2 from Equation 3:


\begin{aligned}x-4y & =8\\- \ \ \ x+4y & =-26\\\cline{1-2}-8y & =34\end{aligned}

Solve for y:


\implies -8y=34


\implies y = -(17)/(4)

Substitute found value of y into Equation 2 and solve for x:


\implies x-4\left(-(17)/(4)\right)=8


\implies x+17=8


\implies x=-9

Question a


\textsf{Equation 1:} \ x+y=2


\textsf{Equation 2:} \ -3x-y=5

Add Equation 1 and Equation 2:


\begin{aligned}x+y & = 2\\+ \ \ \ -3x-y & =5\\\cline{1-2}-2x & = 7\end{aligned}

Solve for x:


\implies -2x=7


\implies x = -(7)/(2)

Substitute found value of x into Equation 1 and solve for y:


\implies \left(-(7)/(2)\right)+y=2


\implies y=(11)/(2)

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