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Is (


2,

3) a solution to this system of equations?
y=

5x–13
y=x–1

User Chrisz
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Answer:

No, (2,3) is not a solution.

Explanation:


y=5x-13\\y=x-1\\\\x=y+1\\y=5(y+1)-13\\y=5y+5-13\\y=5y-8\\4y=8\\y=2

Insert y=2 into y=5x-13:


(2)=5x-13\\2+13=5x\\15=5x\\x=3

This means the solution is (3,2). Therefore, (2,3) is not a solution to this system of equations. This answer can be confirmed by substituting the given values into the equations:


x=2\\y=3\\\\(3)=5(2)-13\\3\\eq-3\\\\(3)=(2)-1\\3\\eq1

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