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12 September, 02:31

What is the solution (q, r) to this system of linear equations?

12q + 3r = 15

-4q - 4r = - 44

(-18, 29)

(-2, 13)

(8, - 1)

(15, - 44)

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  1. 12 September, 02:53
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    Answer: B
  2. 12 September, 02:59
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    (-2, 13)

    Step-by-step explanation:

    the system can be rewritten as

    q = (15 - 3r) / 12

    q = (44-4r) / 4

    therefore

    (15-3r) / 12 = (44-4r) / 4

    (15-3r) / 12 = (44-4r) * 3/12 (we can now multiply both sides by 12 to get rid of it)

    so 15-3r = (44-4r) * 3

    15 - 3r = 132-12r

    12r - 3r = 132 - 15

    9r = 117

    r = 117/9 = 13

    now we substitute the value r = 13 in any of the two equation

    q = (15 - 3*13) / 12 = (-24) / 12 = - 2
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