\begin{aligned} & 12x-5y = -20 \\\\ & y=x+4 \end{aligned} 12x−5y=−20 y=x+4 Plz help me.
I'm assuming you want to find the point of intersection?
Yes.
So there are a couple ways of going about to find the POI (point of intersection) 1) Graphing 2) Substitution 3) Elimination Do you know how to do any of these processes?
I only use the first one it comes the most naturally to me.
Yes, you could do it by graphing on a paper and pen but it's not always the most accurate. I'd suggest you use method 2 or 3. You should learn these methods
Why don't we do this question with substitution?
Aww.... Fine
So, as the name suggests, substitution is just substituting. We have: (1) 12x-5y = -20 (2) y = x+4 We literally just substitute eqn 2 into eqn 1. In eqn 2 it's telling us that y is equal to x+4. So for every time we see "y" in eqn 1 we'll substitute it with x+4. Give that a shot.
Ok...?
So do that and let me know what you get
I got 0' 4
Yessir
Yay! Thank you.
No problem!
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