Respuesta :
If y = -2, then just put in -2 for every y in the other equation to solve for x,
[tex]4x - 3(-2) = 18[/tex]
then solve for x\
[tex]4x + 6 = 18[/tex]
[tex]4x = 12[/tex]
[tex]x=3[/tex]
Then write the answer as (3,-2)
[tex]4x - 3(-2) = 18[/tex]
then solve for x\
[tex]4x + 6 = 18[/tex]
[tex]4x = 12[/tex]
[tex]x=3[/tex]
Then write the answer as (3,-2)
Simple...
you have: y=-2 and 4x-3y=18
To solve this substitute y into the equation-->>
4x-3(-2)=18
(Now solve like any other problem..)
4x-3(-2)=18
4x+6=18
4x+6=18
-6 -6
4x=12
x=3
Now plug that back into the equation to make sure it's correct-->>
4(3)-3(-2)=18
12+6=18
18=18
Your point of intersection (3,-2).
Thus, your answer.
you have: y=-2 and 4x-3y=18
To solve this substitute y into the equation-->>
4x-3(-2)=18
(Now solve like any other problem..)
4x-3(-2)=18
4x+6=18
4x+6=18
-6 -6
4x=12
x=3
Now plug that back into the equation to make sure it's correct-->>
4(3)-3(-2)=18
12+6=18
18=18
Your point of intersection (3,-2).
Thus, your answer.