(I BEG U TUTORS HALP) the linear equation. Y= -1/3 x+5 is shown graphed. If it was combined with the equation y=5/3 x-3 to form a system what would be the solution to this system? Show how you arrived at your answer

the solution of the sytem is x = 4, y = 11/3.

Step-by-step explanation:

There are multiple ways to solve this, you could just graph the other line and see at which point both lines intersect, that point is the solution of the system.

I will do it in a more analytical way.

We have the two equations:

y = -(1/3)*x + 5

y = (5/3)*x - 3

x and y represent the same number.

then we must have y = y

then we can write:

-(1/3)*x + 5 = y = (5/3)*x - 3

this means that:

-(1/3)*x + 5 = (5/3)*x - 3

Now we can solve this for x.

To do it, let's move all the terms with x to the left, and the terms without x to the right:

-(1/3)*x - (5/3)*x = -3 - 5

-(6/3)*x = -8

-2*x = -8

x = -8/-2 = 4

We found the value of x, now we can replace this in one of the two equations to get the value of y.

Let's use the first equation:

y = -(1/3)*4 + 5 = -4/3 + 5 = -4/3 + 15/3 = (15 - 4)/3 = 11/3

Then the solution of the sytem is x = 4, y = 11/3.

Also can be written as (4, 11/3).

a 10 percent increase

for the first question it would be the second answer for the second question it would be the third answer and for the third question it would be the first answer

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