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Solve the following system and show your work. x − 2y = 14 x + 3y = 9
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You need to isolate x for the first one, add both sides by 2y, then you got x, substitute x into 2nd equation and find y
can you like show me with the numbers cuz im confused
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\[x \cancel{− 2y + \color{red}{2y}}= 14 + \color{red}{2y} \\ \\ x=14+2y\] Now substitute x into 2nd equation and find y
so 14 + 2y + 3y = 9
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ya. nw solve for y.:)
is y -1
u mean y=-1?
yes
it is right:) Nw plu in that value in x=14+2y to find x.
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isn't x = -7
nope.:(
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