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@iGreen 2x+6y=32 5x-2y=12 solve using substitution
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2x + 6y = 32 Subtract 6y to both sides: 2x = -6y + 32 Divide 2 to both sides: x = -3y + 16 Plug in '-3y + 16' for 'x' in the 2nd equation: 5x - 2y = 12 5(-3y + 16) - 2y = 12 Distribute 5 into the parenthesis: -15y + 80 - 2y = 12 Combine like terms: -17y + 80 = 12 Subtract 80 to both sides, what's 12 - 80?
-68?
Yes, so we have: -17y = -68 Divide -17 to both sides, what's -68 / -17?
is the final answer (4,4)?
Yep, you got it.. (4, 4) is the final answer.
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