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Solve using the substitution method. 2x+5y= 27 x= 17−3y @kohai
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Ok, this I can help you with
thanks
So they already give you what x equals, so you plug it into the other equation, like this |dw:1423635365283:dw| Does that part make sense?
yes...43 -6y 5y =27
34(typo)
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Yes. So then you simplify this and find y. Then you plug y back into the equation to find x
I simplify this by adding like terms so that's -6y + 5y...right?
u there? @kohai
That's correct
So what do you get when you simplify?
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|dw:1423635825605:dw| Continuing to simplify
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