y=-3x+5
5x-4y=-3

Question

y=-3x+5
5x-4y=-3

ShadowOfDeath · Answer

What is your question?

Hobo2004 · Answer

@shadowofdeath wrote:

What is your question?

the math problems

Monicaiswriting246 · Answer

@shadowofdeath wrote:

What is your question?

solving by subsitution idk how to start it

ShadowOfDeath · Answer

@monicaiswriting246 wrote:

@shadowofdeath wrote:

What is your question?

solving by subsitution idk how to start it

Oh, alright. Well, first, do you know the substitution rules?

TETSXPREME · Answer

Are you tryna find the slope?

ShadowOfDeath · Answer

@tetsxpreme wrote:

Are you tryna find the slope?

I think she's trying to find substitution. I know how to solve it, but I can't really explain it in words.

YRJ8498 · Answer

@tetsxpreme wrote:

Are you tryna find the slope?

if she is don't help her

Monicaiswriting246 · Answer

@tetsxpreme wrote:

Are you tryna find the slope?

no its substitution

ShadowOfDeath · Answer

I'm going to write an example on a whiteboard and solve it.

ShadowOfDeath · Answer

Is your answer able to be a decimal? Or does it have to be a whole number?

ShadowOfDeath · Answer

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ShadowOfDeath · Answer

I'm sorry, but I'm lost on how to do this. It's been a while since I have.

Joe348 · Answer

substitute
$$-3x+5 $$  for y in the equation
$$5x-4y=-3$$

$$5x-4(-3x+5)=-3$$
$$17x-20=-3$$
$$17x=17$$
$$x=1$$

Joe348 · Answer

substitute 1 for x in the equation y=-3x+5
$$y=(-3)(1)+5$$ 
$$y=2$$

Joe348 · Answer

$$x=1 $$
$$y=2$$