Use substitution to solve for x and y.
X=2, y=6
Answer:
x = -16
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Answer:
This is the correct way to set up the equation:
9x + 88 + 6x + 182 = 180
I'm going to move some things around so we can combine like terms. It now reads:
9x + 6x + 88 + 182 = 180
9x + 6x = 15x, so the equation now reads:
15x + 88 + 182 = 180
88 + 182 = 270, so the equation reads:
15x + 270 = 180
Subtract the 270 from both sides. 180 - 270 is -90:
15x = -90
Divide both sides by 15. -90 divided by 15 = -6:
x = -6
Now we can substitute -6 back into the separate equations.
9(-6) + 88 = ?
9 times -6 is -54. -54 + 88 = 34.
6(-6) + 182 = ?
6 times -6 = -36. -36 + 182 = 146
Now we can add 34 and 146 together.
34 + 146 = 180
I hope I helped answer your question!
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Answer:
Question is not fully addressed
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Please put the full question otherwise, i cannot answer it
4x + y = 7
y = -4x + 7
using y = mx + b
b being your y intercept, (0,7)
