Q 58

Question

In the following exercise, solve the systems of equations by elimination.

x+y3=-1x3+y2=1

Step-by-Step Solution

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Answer

The solution is -157,247.

1Step 1. Given Information

The given linear equations are 

x+y3=-1x3+y2=1

2Step 2. Calculating the value of y

To calculate the value of y, we have to eliminate the x's term. For which we will do the following changes in the equation, so that x's term can be easily eliminated.

1) Multiply the second equation by -3

-3(x3+y2=1)-x-32y=-3

2) now, the equations are 

x+y3=-1-x-32y=-3

just add the above 2 equations.

x+y3=-1-x-32y=-3-76y=-4

        76y=4y=247

3Step 3. Calculating the value of x

As we have the value of y now, we can use this value to calculate the value of x

We will put the value of y in any equation and then calculate the value of x.

Let us take the equation

x+y3=-1

put y=247

x+2421=-1x+87=-1x=-1-87x=-157

The solution of the above linear equation is -157,247

4Step 4. Checking the solution

Checking the solution by putting the value of x,y in the equation, we get

x+13y=-1-157+13247=-1-157+87=-1-15+87=-1-77=-1-1=-113x+12y=113(-157)+12247=1-57+127=1-5+127=177=11=1

This is true, hence the solution is correct.