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Gauge Carey
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6 October, 09:31
How would you solve 2x-3y=-1, y=x-1
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Hayden Jefferson
6 October, 09:48
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Plug in x-1 where u see y
2x-3 (x-1) = - 1
solve : D
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Ryann Pollard
6 October, 09:56
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Well we could use the substitution method
2x - 3y=-1
2x-3 (x-1) = - 1
simplify
x=4
put it back into the other equation
y=4-1
y=3
so your answer is (4,3)
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