9x + 2y = -11
I'm sorry to say this, but it is absolutely "impossible" to figure variables out with only one equality. You need one more of that to get those two variables (if you have only one variable it is perfectly fine and you can do it)
Subtract first from second gives -4x = 16 so x = -4 and y = -7
6x+11=92-3x +3x +3x 9x+11=92 -11 -11 9x=81 divide by 9 x=9
If x equals 10 and y equals 10, then 9x plus 8y equals 170.
9x+27 = -81 9x = -81-27 9x = -108 x = -12
Multiply the first equation by 3 to give 9x + 15y = 21
2y - 9x = 14 2y = 14 + 9x y = (14 + 9x) / 2
Subtract first from second gives -4x = 16 so x = -4 and y = -7
-9x + 2y = -69 So 2y = 9x - 69 The other equation can be written as 6x - 4y = 54 or 6x - 2*2y = 54 Substituting for 2y gives 6x - 2*(9x - 69) = 54 6x - 18x + 138 = 54 12x = 84 x = 7 and then 2y = 9x - 69 = 9*7 - 69 = 63-69 = -6 so that y = -3
9x + 3x - 9x = 6 + 8x - 113x = 8x - 11-5x = -11x = 2.2 or 11/5
9x + 2y = 5 y - 2x + 3 = 0 Put both equations into the same format. It is often easiest to have just one unknown on (say) the left-hand side of the equation. Let's pick y for this purpose. 2y = -9x + 5 y = 2x - 3 Now make the coeficients of y the same. This can be done by multiplying the 2nd equation by 2. 2y = -9x + 5 2y = 4x - 6 Then, -9x + 5 = 4x - 6 13x = 11 : x = 11/13 And substitue for x in any equation - take the very first original equation. 9x + 2y = 5 99/13 + 2y = 5 : 2y = 5 - 78/13 = - 28/13 y = - 14/13
6x + 47 = 9x + 11 6x + 36 = 9x 36 = 3x 12 = x
- x - 2y + 9x - y + 3x = 0 1.) Add like - terms 11x - 3y = 0 x = - 3/11y y = 11/3y
If: 9x-2y = 14 Then: y = 4.5x-7 in slope intercept form
9x-11 = 6x+1 9x-6x = 1+11 3x = 12 x = 4
X= -2
(7x-3y) + (2x+5y) = 9x+2y
5x + 51 = 9x + 11 Becomes 40 = 4x So x = 10