It is not possible to solve a single linear equation in two variables.
6x+14y+8x-18y = 14x-4y
x = -2 and y = 0
16x+9 without the rest of the equation, what this equals, I can't solve
If 6x + 10 = 11x , then x=2.
6x + 8 = 13, 6x = 13 - 8, 6x = 5, x = 5/6
6x-2=x+135x=15x=3
The answer is x = 2.
-6x + 12y = -102 -6x = -12y - 102 x = 2y + 17
-4x+3 = 23+6x -4x-6x = 23-3 -10x = 20 x = -2
x2 + 6x + 8 = 0 Solve for x.X = -2 or X = -4
2x+6x=-9 => 8x=-9=> x=-8/9
First, you would have to eliminate a variable. Let's multiply each side of the second equation by two. 7y - 3x = -11 => 14y - 6x = -22 => -6x + 14y = -22 Now you have two new equations: 6x - 9y = 19.5 -6x + 14y = -22 Now add the two equations together to eliminate the variable. 0x + 5y = -2.5 => 5y = -2.5 => y = -0.5 Substitute y = -0.5 into an original equation. 6x - 9y = 19.5 => 6x - 9(-0.5) = 19.5 => 6x - (-4.5) = 19.5 => 6x = 15 => x = 2.5 The answer is: x = 2.5 y = -0.5 or as an ordered pair: (2.5,-0.5)