Answer:
Hi there the answer will be (3,11)
Since you are using the substitution way, you first plug in one of the y's into the other equation and you can see that they are set equal to each other.
2x+5=3x+2
Then you subtract 2x on both sides to get the x's on the same side
and you get 5=x+2
Then you subtract 2 on both sides, and you get x to equal to 3
then you plug x into any equation to get y to equal 11
y= 2(3)+5
28 you take eight plus eight plus six plus six
Plug in your Y value into the bottom equation like so:
4x + 3x-3=11, combine like terms
7x-3=11 solve for x
7x= 14
x=2
Plug in x value into first equation
y = 3(2) -3
y= 6-3, y = 3
answer: (2,3)
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