SOLUTION: can you help me solve this problem:
y=2x+7
2x-y=-15
i know u have to do the substitution method but i tried so many times. thanks 4 ur help
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Question 682842: can you help me solve this problem:
y=2x+7
2x-y=-15
i know u have to do the substitution method but i tried so many times. thanks 4 ur help
Answer by jim_thompson5910(35256) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
y = 2x+7
so y and 2x+7 are the same thing
this means you can replace all/any y values in the second equation with 2x+7
to go from
2x-y=-15
to
2x-(2x+7)=-15
Then distribute to get
2x - 2x - 7 = -15
and combine like terms to get
0x - 7 = -15
Then simplify to get
-7 = -15
This is NEVER true regardless of what the value of x or y is.
So there are NO solutions to this system because the system is inconsistent
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