Find the solution of this system of equations.

1 answer:

6 0

The answer is (2,0)

Explanation

So I’m gonna use substitution to help me solve this problem. I’m gonna solve for x.

X-y=2

+y. +y

X= y + 2

Now that we have solved for x we are going to plug it into the first equation!
Shown like this

Y+2 - 10y = 2

Then we solve it as a normal problem

So first we combine light terms

-9y+2=2

Then we isolate the variable

-9y+2=2
-2. -2

-9y = 0

Then we divide by -9 on both sides

-9y /-9 = 0 / -9
Y = 0

Now that we solved for y we plug it into one the equations to get the x value!

X - 0 = 2
X=2

The solution is (2,0)

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