Y=2x-4
X+2y=10
Put y into the x equation
X+2(2x-4) =10
Expand and simplify
X+4x-8=10
5x-8 =10
5x=10+8
5x=18
X=18/5
Insert x into the original equation to get y
Y=2x-4
Y=2(18/5)-4
Y=16/5
Combining like terms is pretty simple. First, you would identify which terms are similar to what terms. For example, you can't combine two terms that aren't similar like 2x and 3y. It would have to be 2x and 3x to combine. Next, be sure to add/multiply/subtract/divide/etc. the terms. For example, if you had the problem 2x + 4x + 3y, you would combine the "x" terms and the resultant problem would be 6x + 3y. Hope this helped :)
Y+6=(3/2)*x-6
-(3/2)x+y=-12
(3/2)x-y=12
3x-2y=24
Answer:
table C represents a linear function.
