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3 years ago

How to find y in the equation y+2x=3 then graph the answer

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Go on the graph look at the y axis and x axis go to the x axis look for 2 and put the point and then go to postive 3 and put a point and that’s your answer.

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Given There are 12 coins and total money is 32 cents.

Let the number of pennies be x and the number of nickels be y.

According to question there are 12 coins so the first equation becomes:

x+y=12.

Then we have been told that together they amount to 32 cents.

We know that 1 penny is 1 cent coin and 1 nickel is 5 cent coin so the equation becomes :

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