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solve by substitution method 6x+5y=-11 x=14-y
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You just substitute the expression 14-y everywhere you see an x. This basically amounts to solving \[6(14-y)+5y=-11\]for y.
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And after you get y sub back in the other one for x.
wait nvm its 95
the answer is 95
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so is that a solution or is there no solution and if there is what is the ordered pair ?
Did you try it korie? It doesn't turn out to be 95.
It is 95 (for y)
i got 81,95
i'm pretty sure its right
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Oh, whoops...so it is...
x is -81
-81
oh wiat ye
x,y is -81,95
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