Which ordered pair is the solution to the system of equations?

x+y=-1
x-3y=11

a.
(2, −3)

b.
(−2, 1)

c.
(5, −2)

d.
(−6, 5)

X+y=-1
x-3y=11
(subtract equation)
4y = -12
y = -12/4
y= -3
(substitute y)

x-3=-1
x=-1+3
x=2

Answer > A (2,-3)

-5x-3y=12
x-3y=-6

you want to multiply the top equation by -1 to swap the signs and make the x's positive like the bottom equation

5x+3y=-12
x-3y=-6

then you have to multiply every value in the bottom equation by 5 so you are able to subtract it from the top equation

5x+3y=-12
5x-15y=-30
(subtract)
18y=18
y=18/18
y=1
(substitute y)
x-3=-6
x=-6+3
x=-3

answer = (-3,1)

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