You get a simplified version like the answer in picture. Hope this helped.
Answer:
27 I do believe so sorry if im wrong
Step-by-step explanation:
After putting the value of y from the second equation to the first equation, the resultant equation is
.
GIven:
The equations are:

It is required to put the value of y from second equation to the first equation.
<h3>How to solve equations?</h3>
The value of y from the second equation is,

Now, put this value of y in the first equation as,

Therefore, after putting the value of y from the second equation to the first equation, the resultant equation is
.
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Answer:
I think 15%
Step-by-step explanation:
sorry if wrong Hope you do good !
-Ash
When u have a polynomial with more then one variable....and this one has more then 1 variable, the degree is the sum of the exponents in each term....and the degree is the largest sum
-14abc...this term has a degree of 3
2b^2....this term has a degree of 2
so this polynomial has a degree of 3 <==