Question

Use the Substitution method to solve the system of equations.

x + y = -4
x - y = 2


solve for x in the second equation.

x= y+2

Put that in for x in the first equation:
x+y=-4
(y+2) + y = -4
solve for y. Then, x= y+2


i don't get it.How did you get that?What does x equal?


re read my post. I tell you how I got it. you will have then to solve for x, then, put that value of x back in the equation, and solve for y. Post your work.


does x =5?


i have been trying to
figure out how to solve this
problem but i just can't.
it seems so difficult.
i have already seen some
examples but i still don't
understand!!

SOLVE USING THE SUBSTITUTION METHOD.

EX. x+y=4
y=2x+1

please help in the easiest way.
thanks a lot!
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teach me how to do this

x=2y+7
x=y+4

Answer 1

To solve the system given below using substitution, it is best to start by solving the first equation for y.

11x + y = 12
9y + 3x = 7

can you please explain please :)

Answer 2

Just folow this step and u get ur ansa if u hav a ques lyk x - y =0 eqn1 ,x + y =4.eqn2 . Firs t solv for x . X = 0 + y=y eqn 3 . .then substitute x in eqn 2 . . 0 + y + y =4 . 2y =4. y =2 . . . Sub y in eqn 3 x = y then x=2,y=2

Answer 3

Yes

Answer 4

pls how will I solve y=2x-4 3x+y=11

Answer 5

pls how will I solve y=2x-4 3x+y=11
and 2x+7=3 2x-y=3