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remi2019:

A set of equations is given below: Equation E: c = 2d + 1 Equation F: c = 3d + 7 Which statement describes a step that can be used to find the solution to the set of equations? Equation F can be written as c = 3(c − 1) + 7. Equation F can be written as c = 2(c − 7) + 1. Equation F can be written as d + 1 = 3d + 7. Equation F can be written as 2d + 1 = 3d + 7.

jimthompson5910:

What are your thoughts so far?

remi2019:

idk i am confused

jimthompson5910:

Equation F starts off as c = 3d + 7 We can replace c with 2d + 1 because of equation E In other words, equation E says that c and 2d+1 are the same thing. This is why such a replacement is valid.

remi2019:

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jimthompson5910:

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remi2019:

so what would it be?

jimthompson5910:

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remi2019:

so what answer choice would it be

jimthompson5910:

Equation F starts off as c = 3d + 7 After replacing c with 2d+1, we end up with 2d+1 = 3d+7

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