Asked by Adraen
How do I do substitution equations
out of the equations in the system, pick the one that has the least amount of funky numbers. then make that equation equal to either x or y(or any other variable dependin on what kind of systems youre doing, usually just x and y in algebra 1). Then plug that equation into the other one and solve.
example:
x+3y=41
2x+2y=15
then change first equation
x=41-3y
plug it in
2(41-3y) +2y=15
simplify and solve
82-6y+2y=15
82-4y=15
82-15=4y
67=4y
67/4=y
then substitute the y value back into one of the equations and you have your answer for x.
P.S. algebra is really annoying...I'm in 9th grade Algebra2/trig....not that hard but really annoying...
out of the equations in the system, pick the one that has the least amount of funky numbers. then make that equation equal to either x or y(or any other variable dependin on what kind of systems youre doing, usually just x and y in algebra 1). Then plug that equation into the other one and solve.
example:
x+3y=41
2x+2y=15
then change first equation
x=41-3y
plug it in
2(41-3y) +2y=15
simplify and solve
82-6y+2y=15
82-4y=15
82-15=4y
67=4y
67/4=y
then substitute the y value back into one of the equations and you have your answer for x.
P.S. algebra is really annoying...I'm in 9th grade Algebra2/trig....not that hard but really annoying...
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