Elimination using multiplication.
3x-5y=14
2x+4y=2

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Answer 1
Answer: 3x - 5y = 14
2x + 4y = 2

We multiply the first equation by 2 and the second equation by 3 to obtain:

6x - 10y = 28
6x + 12y = 6

Subtracting the two equations:

-22y = 22
y = -1

Using this in the first equation:
3x - 5(-1) = 14
x = 3

The solution is:
(3 , -1)

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A certain test is worth 155 points. How many points (rounded to the nearest point) are needed to obtain a score of 65%?

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Answer:

x < - 7/2    (it's 7 over 2 not 7 divided by 2)

Step-by-step explanation:

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Why might a job that pays 1,000/hour not be enough to live on? PLEASE HELP WILL MARK BRAINLIEST!

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Because of other expenses such as taxes, bills, etc

Answer:

you only work for one hour OR the money is inflated

Step-by-step explanation:

if you work for a small amount of time it is not enough money and if it is inflated the money is worth less

How do I find w using this table?

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Scott puts some sports in rowhe makes 6 rows with 5 stickers in each row.If he puts the same number of stikers in 5 equal row how many stickers would be in each row? How do you know

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We know that Scott has put 6 rows with 5 stickers each.

The total number of stickers available with Scott = 5*6 = 30 stickers

These 30 stickers are now placed in 5 rows with equal number of stickers in each row.

Number of stickers in each row= Total number of stickers available/number of rows

Number of stickers in each row = 30/5 = 6 stickers

Number of stickers in each row now would be = 6 stickers

I need help with this question

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With all due respect, I'm guessing that you're fine with the question,
but you could use some help on the answer.  Am I right ?

-- The answer has something to do with the total amount the coach spent,
so we'll need to know that amount.   Let's find it now:

(9 chickens) x ($5 each) = $45 for chicken
(15 burgers) x ($6 each) = $90 for burgers

Total amount he spent:  ($45 + $90) = $135 all together  ( nice coach ! )

What part of it was used for the chickens ?
Remember, he spent  $45  for chickens.

   $45 / $135  =  1/3  =  0.33333....  =   ( 33 and 1/3 ) percent

Now I'm wondering ... it doesn't say anywhere in the problem ...
do you think he gave any of that food to the team ?