Q. Solve the system of equations. 10y−11x=−4 and −2y+3x=4
Set up equations: Set up the system of equations to be solved.We have the following two equations:1) 10y−11x=−42) −2y+3x=4
Multiply second equation: Multiply the second equation by 5 to make the coefficient of y in both equations the same (but opposite in sign).5×(−2y+3x)=5×4This gives us:−10y+15x=20
Add equations to eliminate y: Add the new equation from Step 2 to the first equation to eliminate y.(10y−11x)+(−10y+15x)=−4+20This simplifies to:4x=16
Solve for x: Solve for x.4x=16x=416x=4
Substitute x into equation: Substitute the value of x back into one of the original equations to solve for y. We'll use the second equation: −2y+3x=4. −2y+3(4)=4 −2y+12=4
Solve for y: Solve for y.−2y=4−12−2y=−8y=−8/−2y=4
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