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2x + Y=8 Y=x-7 solve by substitution
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replace the Y in the first equation with x-7
2x+Y=8 so if Y=x-7 then 2x+(x-7)=8 <--solve for x
If you know what y equals, then you can put what it equals into the equation in place of every y you see. in this case, if y=x-7, then the equation would come out to 2x+x-7=8, therefore, 3x=1, x = 1/3. It is called substitution because you substitute what you know for what you want to know.
Yeah...2x+(x-7)=8 just plug the given y to x..... you end up with 3x-7=8, x=5
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