Answer:
- (6,1) makes the first equation false (not an identity) and the second equation true (an identity). It is NOT a solution to the system.
- (-6,3) makes both the first equation and the second equation true (an identity). It IS a solution to the system.
Explanation:
Consider an ordered pair
and when the values of
and
are substituted into an equation. If the result is a true statement, then it makes the equation true. Otherwise, it makes the equation false.
For the pair to be a solution to the system, the ordered pair must make both equations true.