Asked by dickson
how do you solve this equation using the substitution method:
2x−3y=−1
y=x−1
2x−3y=−1
y=x−1
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Answered by
oobleck
substituting y = x-1, the first equation becomes
2x - 3(x-1) = -1
solve for x, and then you can get y
2x - 3(x-1) = -1
solve for x, and then you can get y
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