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OpenStudy (xxprankvsprank21xx):

y=5x-13 5x+2y=19 Solve

OpenStudy (xxprankvsprank21xx):

you have to ( solve for the First variable ) then Substitute & solve And then Write the Solution .

OpenStudy (xxprankvsprank21xx):

you have to ( solve for the First variable ) then Substitute & solve And then Write the Solution .

OpenStudy (♥ashley♥):

First try to change the second equation into slope-intercept form.

OpenStudy (mathmale):

y=5x-13 5x+2y=19 Solve Actually, someone has already presented the second variable, y, as y=5x-13. Substitute (5x+13) for y in the second equation. Please show your work.

OpenStudy (mathmale):

Be an opportunist. Go the easiest way that is still valid. If you already have one equation in which a formula for y is presented, substitute this formula (5x+13) into the second equation. There's no rule that says you have to find the first variable first or the second variable first; choose the easiest valid approach.

OpenStudy (xxprankvsprank21xx):

I gotta Show my Work I did A practice one Yesterday In class And it went like this |dw:1481645807406:dw|

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