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x=y and x+y=7, solve by elimination.
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Ah, elimination, ok
we doing elimination
Then, subtract y from both sides in the first equation: x-y = 0. Add both equations: 2x + 0y = 7 x = 7.2
7/2*
7/2+y=0, solve
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That means that y = -7/2. But substituting back, we would get: 7/2 - y = 0 => y = 7/2
i need to find y
It's a similar process: subtract y on both sides of equation 1 x-y = 0 Multiply by -1 -x + y = 0 Add both equations: 0x + 2y = 7 y = 7/2
solve belimination, 2x-y=3 and 2/3x-y=-1
by elimination
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