Algebra Examples
(x+3)-y=4(x+3)−y=4 , x-4y=10x−4y=10 , (-2,-3)(−2,−3)
Step 1
Step 1.1
Multiply -1−1 by -3−3.
(-2)+3+3=4(−2)+3+3=4
(-2)-4⋅-3=10(−2)−4⋅−3=10
Step 1.2
Add -2−2 and 33.
1+3=41+3=4
(-2)-4⋅-3=10(−2)−4⋅−3=10
Step 1.3
Add 11 and 33.
4=44=4
(-2)-4⋅-3=10(−2)−4⋅−3=10
4=44=4
(-2)-4⋅-3=10(−2)−4⋅−3=10
Step 2
Since 4=44=4, the equation will always be true.
Always true
(-2)-4⋅-3=10(−2)−4⋅−3=10
Step 3
Step 3.1
Multiply -4−4 by -3−3.
-2+12=10−2+12=10
Always true
Step 3.2
Add -2−2 and 1212.
10=1010=10
Always true
10=1010=10
Always true
Step 4
Since 10=1010=10, the equation will always be true.
Always true
Always true
Step 5
The ordered pair is a solution to the system of equations.
(-2,-3)(−2,−3) is a solution