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Please help me solve question 2

Please help me solve question 2-example-1

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Answer:

(3, 6)

Explanation:


\textsf{Equation 1}: \ y=\frac23x+4


\textsf{Equation 2}: \ 2x + 3y =24

Substitute equation 1 into equation 2:


\implies 2x + 3\left(\frac23x + 4 \right) =24

Expand brackets:


\implies 2x +2x+12=24

Collect like terms:


\implies 4x+12=24

Subtract 12 from both sides:


\implies 4x=12

Divide both sides by 4:


\implies x=3

Now substitute found value of x into equation 1:


\implies y=\frac23(3)+4


\implies y=2+4


\implies y=6

Therefore, solution is (3, 6)

User Gal Talmor
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Answer:

solution: ( 3 , 6 )


\sf y =6


\sf x =3

Explanation:


\sf y = (2)/(3) x+4


\sf 2x+3y = 24

make y the subject in equation 2:


\sf 2x+3y = 24


\sf 3y = 24-2x


\sf y = (24-2x)/(3)

insert this in equation 1:


\sf (24-2x)/(3) =(2)/(3) x+4


\sf \sf (24-2x)/(3) =(2x+12)/(3)


\sf (24-2x) = (2x+12)


\sf -2x-2x=12-24


\sf -4x=-12


\sf x =3

solve for y:


\sf y = (24-2x)/(3)


\sf y = (24-2(3))/(3)


\sf y =6

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