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Find X and Y value: x=-6+y, -7x+9y=8
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\[x=-6+y\\ -7x+9y=8\] replace \(x\) in the second equation by \)-6+y\) and solve \[-7(-6+y)+9y=8\] for \(y\)
-6y times 7 plus 9y equals 8 so -42 plus 9y equals 8
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first multiply by distributing the \(-7\) in \[-7(-6+y)+9y=8\]
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42 plus 10y=8
|dw:1415679986448:dw| You will then get 42-7y+9y=8 Combine like terms -7y+9y=2y So 42+2y=8 Subtract 42 on both sides It will cancel out the 42 on the left 2y=-34 Divide by 2 and you get y=-17
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