Monday, December 15, 2014

solve the linear system 4x-y+12=0 3x-y+6=0

We'll re-write the equations of the system, isolating the
variable y to the left side:


The equations
are:


y = 4x + 12 (1)


y = 3x +
6 (2)


We'll put (1) = (2)


4x +
12 = 3x + 6


We'll isolate x to the left side. For this
reason, we'll subtract 3x both sides:


4x - 3x + 12 =
6


x + 12 = 6


We'll subtract 12
both sides:


x = -12 + 6


x =
-6


We'll substitute x in
(2):


y = 3*(-6) + 6


y = -18 +
6


y =
-12


The solution of the system is: (-6 ,
-12).

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