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2 years ago

X=8,2x+y=12 solve by substitution show work

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son4ous [18]2 years ago

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Let's substitute the value of x as 8 in the given equation to find the value of y ~

$\sf2x + y = 12$

$\sf(2 \times 8) + y = 12$

$\sf16 + y = 12$

$\sf y = 12 - 16$

$\sf y = - 4$

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