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vfiekz [6]3 years ago

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Fill in the y of the bottom equation with the top equation because it gives you what Y equals. To answer the question it would be easier to input the top equation into the bottom one. Once you then get the equation for X go to the equation on top and fill in the x to get the y. X=0 Y=2

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