SOLUTION: y=-x+3 y=x+1
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Question 34860
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y=-x+3 y=x+1
Answer by
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Okay, lets convert these so that all of the variables are on one side of the equation:
--->
--->
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SOLVE linear system by SUBSTITUTION
Solve:
We'll use substitution. After moving 1*y to the right, we get:
, or
. Substitute that
into another equation:
and simplify: So, we know that y=2. Since
, x=1.
Answer:
.
Hope this helps,
lyra
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