dtkwite17
dtkwite17
14-01-2018
Mathematics
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Algebra 2
Solve linear systems by elimination
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jessicaanilover
jessicaanilover
14-01-2018
Sorry for the bad handwriting, but I hope this helps...1A. (-1, 1)
1B. (2, [tex] -\frac{1}{2} [/tex])
2A. (1, -3)
2B. (0, 0)
3A. (-1, 2)
3B. (-1, 1)
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christinetrueh
christinetrueh
14-01-2018
Number 1: (-1,1)
Number 2: (2,1/2)
Number 3: (1,-5)
Number 4:(all real solutions)
Number 6:(-1,-3)
SOORY I COULD SOLVE NUMBER FIVE. I DONT HAVE ACCESS TO PAPER SO I COULDNT DO IT IN MY HEAD
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