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OpenStudy (salazarblack):
x=3/2 and y=0
OpenStudy (anonymous):
Can you help me more
OpenStudy (anonymous):
X(y+2)+y=1
OpenStudy (salazarblack):
can't you just put the value of x in the equation and solve it? 0.O
OpenStudy (salazarblack):
ohh that's another one?
same way
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
Woa, thank you very much:-)
OpenStudy (anonymous):
This is my homework
OpenStudy (salazarblack):
you do the same thing for every one of them..you find the value of x through y and then put that value in the first equation
OpenStudy (anonymous):
And i want have somebody help because tomorrow i must take for teacher
OpenStudy (yanasidlinskiy):
Sorry to interuppt, But @ontutii
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OpenStudy (salazarblack):
x=1-y/y+2
(1-y)*(y+2)/y+2+y=1
1-y+y=1...and then you go back to x
OpenStudy (anonymous):
????
OpenStudy (salazarblack):
? ? o.O
OpenStudy (salazarblack):
should these be done all together or apart?
OpenStudy (anonymous):
Apart
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