X=-2y+3
Is your answer hope this helps
point slope form:y-2=4(x+1)
then distribute 4 and simplify y-2=4x+4 , y=4x+6 is the slope -y intercept form
then, move 4x on the left side, you get -4x+y=6 , multiply every term by -1, you get 4x-y=-6 which is standard form.
C.264.4 that should answer your question
Answer: See explanation.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's assume that you have a System of two equations. You can solve this System using the Substitution Method.
In order to use that method to solve the System of equations, you can follow the steps shown below:
Step 1: You must choose one of the equations of the system and solve for one of the variables. Let's call this new equation "Equation A"
Step 2: Then you must substitute"Equation A" into the other equation.
Step 3: Now you must solve for the other variable in order to find its value.
Step 4: Finally, you need to substitute the value of the variable obtained in the previous step, into the "Equation A" and then evaluate in order to find the value of the other varibale.
(Note: You can also substitute the value of the variable calculated in Step 3 into any original equation and solve for the other variable to find its value).
