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3 years ago

Y=-4/3x+6; y=2 I need that to be done in subsitution or elimination

Mathematics

2 answers:

snow_tiger [21]3 years ago

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Rewrite equations:

y=2;y=

−4

x+6

Step: Solvey=2for y:

y=2

Step: Substitute2foryiny=

−4

x+6:

−4

x+6

−4

x+6

−4

x+6+

x(Add 4/3x to both sides)

x+2=6

x+2+−2=6+−2(Add -2 to both sides)

x=4

(Divide both sides by 4/3)

x=3

Answer:

x=3 and y=2

Mrrafil [7]3 years ago

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For substitution it would be -4/3 (2) +6 and then you solve!

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