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please help me solve this problem by using substitution 6x+3y=9 y=−x+4
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6x+3y=9 y=−x+4 multiple equation two in (-3) and then sum it to equation one ok?
but i still dont get how to do it.. , i wish i was smart, like you guys -.-
y = -x + 4 sub -x + 4 in for y in the first equation... 6x + 3(-x + 4) = 9 Now just work it out :)
and once you get x...sub it back into either of the original equations and you will get y :)
so x = 3, and y = -1?
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