How do you solve y=x-3 and

Y = - x + 5

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Mathematics

Baron Huff

16 May, 06:15

How do you solve y=x-3 and

Y = - x + 5

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Leonardo Ross · Answer 1

The answer is 4

Step-by-step explanation:

Set them equal so it would be X-3 = - X+5 then add the negative X to get

2x-3=5 then add the - 3 to 5 and get

2x=8 then divide 2 from both sides to get

x=4

How do you solve y=x-3 andY = - x + 5

How do you solve y=x-3 and

Y = - x + 5