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How do u solve by substitution 2x=3y x+2y=7
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2x=3y = x=3y/2, sub in for x in x+2y=7
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2x=3y x=(3y)/2 Substitute into: x+2y=7 (3y)/2+2y=7 Multiply the above equation by 2 to get: 3y+4y=147y=14 y=2 Now substitute 2 for y in the equation: 2x=3y 2x=(3) (2)=6 x=3 Therefore, x=3 and y=2
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