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3j+h=9 7j+3h=23
You can use substitution by solving the first equation for h and then plugging that value into h in the second equation. That way you'll be able to solve the second equation for the value of j and once you know the value of j, you can plug it into the first equation to find the value of h. :) This is what it looks like... h = 9-3j 7j+3(9-3j)=23 7j+27-9j=23 -2j+27=23 -2j=-4 j=2 <-- 3(2)+h=9 6+h=9 h=3 <--
I know it's all a bit confusing Lol, but does this help? :)
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