SOLUTION: Solve:
x+b/2y=-b^2/4
x-y=-1 where b does not equal to -2
I changed x-y=-1 to y=1+x
then; x+b/2(1+x)=-b^2/4
x+b/2+b/2X=b^2/4
x+b/2x=b^2/4-b/2
that
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Question 464227: Solve:
x+b/2y=-b^2/4
x-y=-1 where b does not equal to -2
I changed x-y=-1 to y=1+x
then; x+b/2(1+x)=-b^2/4
x+b/2+b/2X=b^2/4
x+b/2x=b^2/4-b/2
thats all I can do...
Answer by Alan3354(69443) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
x+b/2y=-b^2/4
x-y=-1 where b does not equal to -2
I changed x-y=-1 to y=1+x
then; x+b/2(1+x)=-b^2/4
x + b = (-b^2/4)*2(1+x) = -b^2/2 - b^2x/2
x + b^2x/2 = -b - b^2/2
x(1 + b^2/2) = -b - b^2/2
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y = x+1
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