1001 Algebra Problems.PDF

• LINEAR EQUATIONS AND INEQUALITIES–

322.Given that both of the following equations
must be satisfied simultaneously, use the sub-
stitution method to determine the value ofx.

2 x + y= 6

 2 y+4x= 12

a.–2

b. 0

c. 1

d. 3

323.Given that both of the following equations
must be satisfied simultaneously, use the sub-
stitution method to determine the value of
√ab.
 2 a= b+ 1
3(a– b) = –21

a.^49 

b.^23 

c.^34 

d.^43 

e.^32 

324.Given that both of the following equations
must be satisfied simultaneously, use the sub-
stitution method to determine the value ofb.

–7a +  4 b= 25

b+ a= 13

a.–3

b. 4

c. 12

d. 13

e. 16

325.Given that both of the following equations

must be satisfied simultaneously, use the

substitution method to determine the value

ofa.

7(2a + 3 b) = 56

b+ 2a= –4

a.–5

b.–4

c.–2

d. 4

e. 6

326.Given that both of the following equations

must be satisfied simultaneously, use the

substitution method to determine the value

ofdc.

c– 5 d– 2 = 0

c– 6d= 0

a. 2

b. 6

c. 8

d. 12

e. 14

327.Given that both of the following equations

must be satisfied simultaneously, use the

substitution method to determine the value

ofxy.

–5x + 2y= –51

–x – y = – 6

a.–27

b.–18

c.–12

d.–6

e.–3