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Determine if the given ordered pair is the solution of the system of equations.1. (1, 2) x+y=32x-3y= -4 ___

Determine if the given ordered pair is the solution of the system of equations.1. (1, 2) x-example-1

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We are required to determine if the given ordered pair attached to each pair of equations is the solution of the system of equations.

1.


\begin{gathered} x+y=3 \\ 2x-3y=-4\text{ } \\ \text{(1,2)} \end{gathered}

We shall substitute 1 for x and 2 for y.


\begin{gathered} 1+2=3 \\ 2(1)-3(2)=2-6=-4 \\ \text{ So, (1,2) is the solution.} \end{gathered}

2.


\begin{gathered} 2x-y=-10 \\ x-3y=2\text{ } \\ \text{(-4,2)} \end{gathered}

Substitute -4 for x and 2 for y.


\begin{gathered} 2(-4)-2=-8-2=-10 \\ -4-3(2)=-4-6=-10\\e2 \\ \text{ Hence, (-4,2) is not a solution.} \end{gathered}

3.


\begin{gathered} x-y=-1 \\ 2x=y+4 \\ (5,6) \end{gathered}

Here, x=5, y=6


\begin{gathered} 5-6=-1 \\ 2(5)=6+4 \\ 10=10 \\ \text{ So, (5,6) is a solution.} \end{gathered}

Therefore, system1 is a solution

system 3 is not a solution.

system5 is a solution.

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