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17 June, 19:06

Solve using substitution y=3x-4 2x+y=10

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  1. 17 June, 19:22
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    x=2.8

    y=4.4

    Step-by-step explanation:

    First, you would put what y equals into the second equation in replacement of y 2x + (3x-4) = 10

    You would then add 4 to the side with 10 because you're canceling out the - 4. 2x+3x=10+4

    Then combine on both sides. 5x=14

    And then divide 14 by 5 and you get 2.8

    You would then put 2.8 in replacement of x and figure out the y (use any equation you'd like)

    The easiest equation in this situation would be y=3x-4 so then you plug 2.8 in for x.

    3 (2.8) - 4 and solve to get y.

    You can check your answer by plugging x and y into an equation.

    2 (2.8) + 4.4 = 10
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