Question

−4x+3y=−2

Answer 1

So first u have to isolate ONE of the variables.

Answer 2

im guessing -4x?

Answer 3

Well, it could be either

Answer 4

lemme get a better ss

Answer 5

Mk

Answer 6

Ah so...this is for functions if I'm not mistaken.

Answer 7

system of equasions with substitution

Answer 8

Mk. So first see the 2nd equation? That would be the substitution equation

Answer 9

you mean the y=x -1?

Answer 10

So u'd have to substitute 3y for 3(x-1) solve for that

Answer 11

im confused

Answer 12

Since y=x-1 u'd have to substitute y with the 2nd equation

Answer 13

you mean -4x+3y=-2 ?

Answer 14

So the equation would then be -4x+3(x-1)=-2. Use distributive property for the parenthesis

Answer 15

ohhhhhhh tyy

Answer 16

i get it now! thank you

Answer 17

Then u'd get x=-4x+3x-3=-2 solve for the equation

Answer 18

Wait not x= sorry

Answer 19

-4x+3x-3=-2 right?

Answer 20

Yeah

Answer 21

I'd simplify the equation to -x-3=-2

Answer 22

i think i understand now :D

Answer 23

Thank you so much for the help!!!

Answer 24

Kk I'll help u with the rest of the equation

Answer 25

i got the question right :0

Answer 26

Gj!

Answer 27

tysmmm!!! you're such a big help!

Answer 28

seriously thnk you

Answer 29

Thank u!

Answer 30

No problem dm me if u need more help :>

Answer 31

okii!