Question

Solve, using the substitution method.

2x + 3y = 1
y = x – 8

(0, –8)
(2, –6)
(4, –4)
(5, –3)

Answer 1

@Agl202

Answer 2

Thats much better... Thanks
@sleepyjess @poopsiedoodle @sammixboo @MARC_ @OrthodoxMan

Please help!!!

Answer 3

Ok, so we have 2x+3y=1 and y=x-8. We can solve for x by substituting \(\bf x-8\) in for y.

Answer 4

Please I'm low on time!!

Answer 5

What do you mean, low on time?

Answer 6

Math is never low on time

Answer 7

She needs a straight forward answer plzzz...

Answer 8

Exactly @OrthodoxMan

Answer 9

I am not going to give a direct answer, if you want to get to the answer, I am more than happy to work with you to get to it.

Answer 10

It is against the CoC to give direct answers =)

Answer 11

Use the substitution rule jess has introduced and you'll find x and y in a nick of time

Answer 12

Also, what Sammi said :)

Answer 13

and offline :/

Answer 14

@nincompoop

Answer 15

Are you serious..this isnt even your question. Are you her bf or something?lol