How to get the answer for2x-12y=7,x=6y+9 substitution method

Mathematics

1 answer:

beks73 [17]3 years ago

7 0

Answer:

step 1. you see in the problem x = 6y + 9 substitue the equation for the x variable in the first equation. so it will be 2(6y+9) - 12y = 7

step 2. solve for y. butttt in this case it looks like it can't be solved .

Step-by-step explanation:

option 3. in the steps i provided substituted x for x equals 6y + 9 which leads you to solve y. if you want you can rearrange 2x-12y=7 to solve for y so it would be 7-2x/-12 = 7

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