4. Systems of two equations
Solving two linear equations in two unknowns. Set for OMPT-A, OMPT-B, OMPT-D, OMPT-E and OMPT-G.
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1
Solve the system and give the value of x: 4x+2y=20 and x−4y=−22
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2
Solve the system and give the value of x: y=2−2x and 2x+2y=2
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3
Solve the system and give the value of x: 6x+3y=18 and 2x−2y=−12
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4
Solve the system and give the value of x: y=3x+12 and x+5y=−4
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5
Solve the system and give the value of x: x+6y=−41 and 3x−5y=38
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6
Solve the system and give the value of x: y=2x+10 and 4x+3y=−10
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7
Solve the system and give the value of x: 6x+4y=2 and 3x−6y=−15
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Solve the system and give the value of x: y=2x+2 and 4x+3y=−4
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9
Solve the system and give the value of x: 5x+1y=25 and 5x−1y=15
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10
Solve the system and give the value of x: y=2x+4 and 2x+3y=−28
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11
Solve the system and give the value of x: x+4y=1 and x−5y=1
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12
Solve the system and give the value of x: y=−3x−14 and 3x+2y=−13
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13
Solve the system and give the value of x: 5x+4y=−13 and 6x−3y=−39
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14
Solve the system and give the value of x: y=x+1 and 2x+3y=3
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15
Solve the system and give the value of x: 4x+4y=−12 and 4x−1y=−12
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16
Solve the system and give the value of x: y=4x−3 and 5x+4y=30
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17
Solve the system and give the value of x: 3x+3y=−6 and 2x−4y=38
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18
Solve the system and give the value of x: y=3x+6 and 3x+5y=12
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19
Solve the system and give the value of x: 5x+2y=−12 and 6x−5y=−7
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20
Solve the system and give the value of x: y=9−4x and 2x+y=7
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21
Solve the system and give the value of x: x+4y=6 and 6x−6y=−24
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22
Solve the system and give the value of x: y=−4x−6 and 5x+3y=−18
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23
Solve the system and give the value of x: 3x+6y=−45 and 6x−3y=0
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24
Solve the system and give the value of x: y=−3x and 5x+3y=8
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25
Solve the system and give the value of x: 2x+2y=6 and 5x−2y=−13
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26
Solve the system and give the value of x: y=19−4x and 4x+2y=14
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27
Solve the system and give the value of x: 4x+3y=12 and 5x−6y=54
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28
Solve the system and give the value of x: y=2x+8 and 5x+5y=−50
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29
Solve the system and give the value of x: 6x+6y=12 and 3x−6y=33
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30
Solve the system and give the value of x: y=8−2x and 5x+3y=21
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Answers
Every answer below was re-derived independently before this page was built.
1
Answer: 2
Eliminate y by scaling and adding, or substitute. The solution is x=2, y=6.
Common mistakes, and the answer each one gives:
- Solved for y instead of x → 6
2
Answer: 1
The first equation already gives y, so put it straight into the second: 2x+2(2−2x)=2. That leaves one unknown, and x=1.
Common mistakes, and the answer each one gives:
- Gave the value of y rather than of x → 0
- Substituted into the equation it came from, which says nothing → 3
3
Answer: 0
Eliminate y by scaling and adding, or substitute. The solution is x=0, y=6.
Common mistakes, and the answer each one gives:
- Solved for y instead of x → 6
4
Answer: −4
The first equation already gives y, so put it straight into the second: 1x+5(3x+12)=−4. That leaves one unknown, and x=−4.
Common mistakes, and the answer each one gives:
- Gave the value of y rather than of x → 0
- Substituted into the equation it came from, which says nothing → 1
5
Answer: 1
Eliminate y by scaling and adding, or substitute. The solution is x=1, y=−7.
Common mistakes, and the answer each one gives:
- Solved for y instead of x → −7
6
Answer: −4
The first equation already gives y, so put it straight into the second: 4x+3(2x+10)=−10. That leaves one unknown, and x=−4.
Common mistakes, and the answer each one gives:
- Gave the value of y rather than of x → 2
- Substituted into the equation it came from, which says nothing → −1
7
Answer: −1
Eliminate y by scaling and adding, or substitute. The solution is x=−1, y=2.
Common mistakes, and the answer each one gives:
- Solved for y instead of x → 2
8
Answer: −1
The first equation already gives y, so put it straight into the second: 4x+3(2x+2)=−4. That leaves one unknown, and x=−1.
Common mistakes, and the answer each one gives:
- Gave the value of y rather than of x → 0
- Substituted into the equation it came from, which says nothing → 2
9
Answer: 4
Eliminate y by scaling and adding, or substitute. The solution is x=4, y=5.
Common mistakes, and the answer each one gives:
- Solved for y instead of x → 5
10
Answer: −5
The first equation already gives y, so put it straight into the second: 2x+3(2x+4)=−28. That leaves one unknown, and x=−5.
Common mistakes, and the answer each one gives:
- Gave the value of y rather than of x → −6
- Substituted into the equation it came from, which says nothing → −2
11
Answer: 1
Eliminate y by scaling and adding, or substitute. The solution is x=1, y=0.
Common mistakes, and the answer each one gives:
- Solved for y instead of x → 0
12
Answer: −5
The first equation already gives y, so put it straight into the second: 3x+2(−3x−14)=−13. That leaves one unknown, and x=−5.
Common mistakes, and the answer each one gives:
- Gave the value of y rather than of x → 1
- Substituted into the equation it came from, which says nothing → −3
13
Answer: −5
Eliminate y by scaling and adding, or substitute. The solution is x=−5, y=3.
Common mistakes, and the answer each one gives:
- Solved for y instead of x → 3
14
Answer: 0
The first equation already gives y, so put it straight into the second: 2x+3(x+1)=3. That leaves one unknown, and x=0.
Common mistakes, and the answer each one gives:
- Gave the value of y rather than of x → 1
- Substituted into the equation it came from, which says nothing → 3
15
Answer: −3
Eliminate y by scaling and adding, or substitute. The solution is x=−3, y=0.
Common mistakes, and the answer each one gives:
- Solved for y instead of x → 0
16
Answer: 2
The first equation already gives y, so put it straight into the second: 5x+4(4x−3)=30. That leaves one unknown, and x=2.
Common mistakes, and the answer each one gives:
- Gave the value of y rather than of x → 5
- Substituted into the equation it came from, which says nothing → 6
17
Answer: 5
Eliminate y by scaling and adding, or substitute. The solution is x=5, y=−7.
Common mistakes, and the answer each one gives:
- Solved for y instead of x → −7
18
Answer: −1
The first equation already gives y, so put it straight into the second: 3x+5(3x+6)=12. That leaves one unknown, and x=−1.
Common mistakes, and the answer each one gives:
- Gave the value of y rather than of x → 3
- Substituted into the equation it came from, which says nothing → 4
19
Answer: −2
Eliminate y by scaling and adding, or substitute. The solution is x=−2, y=−1.
Common mistakes, and the answer each one gives:
- Solved for y instead of x → −1
20
Answer: 1
The first equation already gives y, so put it straight into the second: 2x+1(9−4x)=7. That leaves one unknown, and x=1.
Common mistakes, and the answer each one gives:
- Gave the value of y rather than of x → 5
- Substituted into the equation it came from, which says nothing → 2
21
Answer: −2
Eliminate y by scaling and adding, or substitute. The solution is x=−2, y=2.
Common mistakes, and the answer each one gives:
- Solved for y instead of x → 2
22
Answer: 0
The first equation already gives y, so put it straight into the second: 5x+3(−4x−6)=−18. That leaves one unknown, and x=0.
Common mistakes, and the answer each one gives:
- Gave the value of y rather than of x → −6
- Substituted into the equation it came from, which says nothing → 3
23
Answer: −3
Eliminate y by scaling and adding, or substitute. The solution is x=−3, y=−6.
Common mistakes, and the answer each one gives:
- Solved for y instead of x → −6
24
Answer: −2
The first equation already gives y, so put it straight into the second: 5x+3(−3x)=8. That leaves one unknown, and x=−2.
Common mistakes, and the answer each one gives:
- Gave the value of y rather than of x → 6
- Substituted into the equation it came from, which says nothing → 1
25
Answer: −1
Eliminate y by scaling and adding, or substitute. The solution is x=−1, y=4.
Common mistakes, and the answer each one gives:
- Solved for y instead of x → 4
26
Answer: 6
The first equation already gives y, so put it straight into the second: 4x+2(19−4x)=14. That leaves one unknown, and x=6.
Common mistakes, and the answer each one gives:
- Gave the value of y rather than of x → −5
- Substituted into the equation it came from, which says nothing → 8
27
Answer: 6
Eliminate y by scaling and adding, or substitute. The solution is x=6, y=−4.
Common mistakes, and the answer each one gives:
- Solved for y instead of x → −4
28
Answer: −6
The first equation already gives y, so put it straight into the second: 5x+5(2x+8)=−50. That leaves one unknown, and x=−6.
Common mistakes, and the answer each one gives:
- Gave the value of y rather than of x → −4
- Substituted into the equation it came from, which says nothing → −1
29
Answer: 5
Eliminate y by scaling and adding, or substitute. The solution is x=5, y=−3.
Common mistakes, and the answer each one gives:
- Solved for y instead of x → −3
30
Answer: 3
The first equation already gives y, so put it straight into the second: 5x+3(8−2x)=21. That leaves one unknown, and x=3.
Common mistakes, and the answer each one gives:
- Gave the value of y rather than of x → 2
- Substituted into the equation it came from, which says nothing → 6