2a) Solve using substitution.

1 answer:

8 0

First things first, write out your equation without the substitution.

2x+ 2y= 10

Now, put in the substitution.

2x+ 2• 2= 10

Combine like terms.

2x+ 4= 10

Now that your equation it simplified, you need to reverse the problem and put everything on the other side.

2x+ 4= 10
- 4 - 4
2x = 6

2x=6
— —
2 2

X= 3

So the final answer is x=3

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