4x + 2y = 30 Since there are two variables ('x' and 'y'), two independent equations are needed in order to find unique values for both variables. With only one equation, there are millions of sets of values for 'x' and 'y' that satisfy it. For example: x = 4 and y = 7 satisfies it, and so does x = 6 and y = 3.
Are you asking to solve for "y" in this? If so, you have to move stuff around. My suggestion: Subtract 2y from both sides, giving you 4y + 30 = 22 Subtraact 30 from both sides, giving you 4y = -8 Divide both sides by 4, giving you y = -2
3y+5=y-25 2y=-30 y= -15
x = 6 and y = -2
30 + 30 + 30 + 30 + 30 + 30 = 180
10 + 10 + 10
2x+y=-12-4x-2y=30 x=-y/2+30, you plug this into -12-4x-2y=30 and get -12+2y-120-2y=30 which gives 2y-2y=162. This is not possible, so the equation is unsolvable.
x+2y = 30 => x= 30-2y x2+y2 =900 (30-2y)2+y2 = 900 (30-2y)(30-2y)+y2 = 900 900-60y-60y+4y2+y2 = 900 5y2-120y = 0 y(5y-120) = 0 y = 0 or y= 24 Substitute the value of y into the original equations to find the value of x: Therefore: x = -18 and y = 24 Check: -18+48 = 30 and (-18)2+242 = 900
Are you asking to solve for "y" in this? If so, you have to move stuff around. My suggestion: Subtract 2y from both sides, giving you 4y + 30 = 22 Subtraact 30 from both sides, giving you 4y = -8 Divide both sides by 4, giving you y = -2
5x+2y = 30 2y = -5x+30 y = -2.5x+15 Therfore the slope is 2.5 and y the intercept is 15.
2y+3y-7y+4=16 -2y=12y=-6Check it-12-18+42+4=16-30+46=1616=16
(3,3)
It does not help you.
Subtract: 3x - 3x - 4y - 2y = 30 - 6 ie -6y = 24 so y = -4 and x = 14/3
It looks like you have 2 simultaneous equations with 2 variables:4x + 8y = 20 and -4x + 2y = -30. Solution is {x=7, y = -1}.One way to solve:Add the two equations together, combining like terms: (4x - 4x) + (8y + 2y) = 20-30 --> 0 + 10y = -10 --> y = -1. Substitute this into either of the original equations and solve for x=7, then check in the other equation to make sure you calculated correctly.
4x + 2(3x) = 30 10x = 30 x= 3. Y= 9. (3,9)
3y+5=y-25 2y=-30 y= -15
We will see. 3X + 2Y = 15 6X + 4Y = 30 I do not like the look of elimination, so substitution 3X + 2Y = 15 3X = 15 - 2Y X = 5 - 2/3Y -------------- 6(5 - 2/3Y) + 4Y = 30 30 - 12/3Y = 30 30 - 4Y = 30 this is inconsistent in approach 3(5 - 2/3Y) + 2Y = 15 15 - 15/3Y = 15 another bad approach, try elimination to show inconsistency - 2(3X + 2Y = 15) 6X + 4Y + 30 -6X - 4Y = - 30 6X + 4Y = 30 I think it is safe to say these systems of equations are inconsistent --------------------