Math, asked by jumbowidget2548, 1 year ago

How do you solve the system of equations y+3=2x and y+4=3x?

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Answered by siddharth2216

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y+3=2x

y=2x-3

substitute

2x-3+4=3x

2x+1=3x

1=3x-2x

x=1

substitute

y+3=2(1)

y=2-3

y=-1

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