Since the second equation gives a value for a, we can substitute it into the other equation to find a value for B.
Let's substitute b-2 into the first equation wherever there is an a.
a - 3b = 4
(b-2) - 3b = 4
b - 2 - 3b = 4
-2 - 2b = 4
-2b = 6
b = -3
Now let's find a by substituting -3 into either of the equations to find the value of a.
a = b - 2
a = -3 - 2
a = -5
So your solution set is (-5, -3)
Y=-5x+2
Y=mx+b
M=slope
B=y intercept
That looks hard... I can see the attachment tho<span />
X^3 + 5^3
(x+5)x(x^2-X x 5+5^2)
(x+5)x(x^2 -5x+5^2)
(x+5)x(x^2 -5x+25)
(x+5) x (x^2 -5x+25)
