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25 September, 21:03

How do you do the substitution for

X = - 2y+7

X=4y=5

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  1. 26 September, 00:06
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    Substition - First you want to do is make the inverse operation for either the x or y. I would make the the top x negative. So it would equal - x=2y-7. So add up the two equations. It should equal 2y=12 which makes y=6. For the x coordinate, you just plug in the y coordinate. So it should start out as: X=4 (6) + 5. X would equal 29. I think you made a mistake on the equation so get back to me and I could fix it.
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