Asked by renee
using the substitution method how do you solve y=-1/3x y+2x=5
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y=(-1/3)x
y+2x=5
(-1/3)x+2x=5
(-1/3)x+(6/3)x=5
(5/3)x=5 Multiply with 3
5x=15 Divide with 5
x=15/5=3
y=(-1/3)x
y=(-1/3)*3= -1
x= 3 y= -1
y+2x=5
(-1/3)x+2x=5
(-1/3)x+(6/3)x=5
(5/3)x=5 Multiply with 3
5x=15 Divide with 5
x=15/5=3
y=(-1/3)x
y=(-1/3)*3= -1
x= 3 y= -1
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