Answer:
x = 5 and y = 2, or (5,2) (Whichever one you do in class)
Step-by-step explanation:
You should solve this problem using substitution!
First you want to solve for x on this equation, 3x + 2y = 19.
start by subtracting 2y on each side, 3x + 2y(-2y) = 19(-2y). 3x = -2y + 19
Then divide by 3, 3x/3 = (-2y + 19)/3, this would give you x = (-2y + 19)/3
Next you substitute (-2y + 19)/3 in for x in 4x + 3y = -14: 4(-2y/3 + 19/3) + 3y = -14
Then Solve: (See Math Papa Algebra Calculator if you want to know exactly how to solve.) This would give you y = 2
Then substitute the 2: giving you x = 5
