SOLUTION: Solving linear equations by addition
2x+2=-3y+9
3x-10=-4y
Why the heck is the 9 there on the first equation, I've tried subtracting it by the 2 in the first equation but
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-> SOLUTION: Solving linear equations by addition
2x+2=-3y+9
3x-10=-4y
Why the heck is the 9 there on the first equation, I've tried subtracting it by the 2 in the first equation but
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Question 1000504: Solving linear equations by addition
2x+2=-3y+9
3x-10=-4y
Why the heck is the 9 there on the first equation, I've tried subtracting it by the 2 in the first equation but in the end my answer is incorrect. If that 9 was gone I would be able to breeze through this problem. Answer by solver91311(24713) (Show Source):
