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Please help I’m failing math.

Please help I’m failing math.-example-1
User Tekkerue
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Answer:

The point (5, -4) is a solution to the system because it satisfies both equations.

Explanation:

4y = -3x - 1:


  • 4(-4) = -3(5)-1

  • -16=-15-1

  • -16=-16

2y = x - 13


  • 2(-4)=5-13

  • -8=-8
User Gavin Terrill
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Answer:

Look below

Explanation:

Start by plugging (5, -4) into both equation:


4y=-3x-1\\4(-4)=-3(5)-1\\-16=-15-1\\-16=-16\rightarrow correct!


2y=x-13\\2(-4)=5-13\\-8=-8\rightarrow correct!

It is a solution because it satisfies both equations.

OR

It is a solution because it is the point of intersection of the two lines.

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