Q. Solve the system by substitution.−6x+4yx=38=7y(□,□)
Identify Equation for Substitution: Identify the equation that can be used for substitution.In the given system of equations, we have:−6x+4y=38x=7yThe second equation, x=7y, can be directly used for substitution because x is already isolated.
Substitute x into First Equation: Substitute x=7y into the first equation.Replace x in the first equation with 7y:−6(7y)+4y=38
Simplify and Solve for y: Simplify the equation and solve for y. −42y+4y=38 −38y=38 Divide both sides by −38 to find y: y=−3838 y=−1
Substitute y back into x: Substitute y=−1 back into the equation x=7y to find x.x=7(−1)x=−7
Write Solution as Ordered Pair: Write the solution as an ordered pair (x,y). The solution to the system of equations is (−7,−1).
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