Q. Find the solution of the system of equations.−3x−9y6x+7y=−30=−6
Simplify Equation: Simplify the first equation if possible.The first equation is −3x−9y=−30. We can simplify this by dividing every term by −3 to make the coefficients smaller and easier to work with.−3x/−3−9y/−3=−30/−3x+3y=10
Set Up System: Use the simplified first equation and the second equation to set up the system.Now we have the system of equations:\begin{cases}x + 3y = 10\6x + 7y = -6\end{cases}
Multiply to Eliminate x: Multiply the first equation by 6 to eliminate x when added to the second equation.6(x+3y)=6(10)6x+18y=60
Add to Eliminate x: Add the new equation from Step 3 to the second original equation to eliminate x.(6x+18y)+(6x+7y)=60+(−6)12x+25y=54