−24−8j=12k, 3+\frac{5}{3} k = -\frac{7}{6}j? which of the following ordered pairs (j,K) is the solution to the systems of equations given above,a. (6,−6),b. (3,0),c. (0,2),d. (−4,1)
Q. −24−8j=12k, 3+\frac{5}{3} k = -\frac{7}{6}j? which of the following ordered pairs (j,K) is the solution to the systems of equations given above,a. (6,−6),b. (3,0),c. (0,2),d. (−4,1)
Isolate k in second equation: First, let's isolate k in the second equation.3+35k=−67jMultiply both sides by 53 to get k alone.k=(−67j)⋅(53)k=−107j
Substitute k into first equation: Now, substitute k=−107j into the first equation.−24−8j=12k−24−8j=12(−107j)
Simplify the equation: Simplify the equation.−24−8j=−1084jMultiply both sides by 10 to clear the fraction.−240−80j=−84j
Add j terms: Add 80j to both sides to get all j terms on one side.−240=−4j
Solve for j: Divide both sides by −4 to solve for j.j=−4−240j=60
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