2x - 40 = 3y
3y = 48 - 6x

Using the two equations above, solve for y.

y = 4
y = 5
y = -6
y = -11

Question

2x - 40 = 3y
3y = 48 - 6x

Using the two equations above, solve for y.

y = 4 
  y = 5 
  y = -6 
  y = -11

anonymous · Answer

u can do this as the previous question.but, instead of substitute the y, u substitute the x to get an equation in term of y.

anonymous · Answer

i tried doing it that way can u please just give me the answer becuase its stuff we havent learned yet.

anonymous · Answer

the whole highschool has to do it bacuse its to get 11th graders ready for pssas and even use freshman who have no idea have to do it

anonymous · Answer

or, u should note that both equations have 3y:
therefore;
 2x-40 = 48-6x

solve this to get x. then substitute the x-value into any equation to get the y-value

anonymous · Answer

kk ill try

anonymous · Answer

u got it sc?