Question

For the following system, if you isolated y in the second equation to use the Substitution Method, what expression would you substitute into the first equation?

2x + y = 2
x − y = −6

−6 − x

−6 + x

6 − x

6 + x

Answer 1

@yummydum

Answer 2

solve \(x − y = −6\) for \(y\)

Answer 3

is it A?

Answer 4

you're not trying...

Answer 5

solve for y...its basic algebra bro, c'mon, i know you know this

Answer 6

oh! I was trying! I understood differently.

Answer 7

here's an example of how i would solve for x:\[x-y=-6\]add y to both sides:\[x=y-6\]
so just solve for y:\[x-y=-6\]then...?

Answer 8

okay... I got this..

Answer 9

just get it to be y=...
i

Answer 10

I'm still not sure, I'm thinking C.

Answer 11

close, it's D

Answer 12

damn! I thought I had it lol. well thanks anyways.

Answer 13

I definitely am...

Answer 14

whatever bro, i tried explaining the deal to you but you're not wanting to understand....you're on your own, man..

Answer 15

wow, thank God you're not a teacher.