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5 September, 21:45

2y=x+7

X=y-4

Solve for x and y

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  1. 5 September, 22:00
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    X = - 1 and y = 3

    Explanation:

    2y = x+7. In order to get y by itself you'll have to divide by 2 and your first equation would be Y = x + 7/2 and since it's rude over run you can graph that equal

    X = y-4

    • Subtract y and subtract x and you'll get - y = - x - 4

    • since y can't be negative multiply it by - 1 to make y positive and you'll have to do it to the other as well.

    • your equation should be y=x+4
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