Asked by Ashley
                How do you solve the linear equations 
x+y=5
3x-y=3
by use of the Substitution Method?
(Please do not confuse with the Elimination Method)
            
        x+y=5
3x-y=3
by use of the Substitution Method?
(Please do not confuse with the Elimination Method)
Answers
                    Answered by
            bobpursley
            
    In the top equation, x=-y+5
put that in the bottom equation..
3(-y+5)+y=5
solve for y.
    
put that in the bottom equation..
3(-y+5)+y=5
solve for y.
                    Answered by
            Anonymous
            
    b2+14b+49
    
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