SOLUTION: How do I solve the system of equations using substitution in this problem
2x. + 2y = 38. Y=x+3
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Question 700632: How do I solve the system of equations using substitution in this problem
2x. + 2y = 38. Y=x+3
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How do I solve the system of equations using substitution in this problem
2x + 2y = 38
Y = x+3
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Sub x+3 for y in the 1st equation.
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