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19 February, 17:54

Which value of y forms the solution to the system defined by y=11x+1 and 11x+12y=12

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  1. 19 February, 18:03
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    11x + 12 (11x + 1) = 12

    11x + 132x + 12 = 12

    143x = 0

    x = 0

    y = 11x + 1

    y = 11 (0) + 1

    y = 1 <==
  2. 19 February, 18:03
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    The value of y in the solutions is 1, as the y-intercept in the first equation, and in the second after simplifying it.

    11x + 12y = 12

    12y=11x+12

    y=11/12x+1
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