SOLUTION: How to solve for X and Y. The problem is as follows
-3x-4y+2=7x+9y-8
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Question 113092: How to solve for X and Y. The problem is as follows
-3x-4y+2=7x+9y-8
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How to solve for X and Y. The problem is as follows
Solve for
……..move all terms with value to the right, and rest to the left
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or ……..divide both sides by
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2.
Solve for
……..move all terms with value to the right, and rest to the left
……..
……..divide both sides by
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Or
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