Math, asked by Pralavika7863, 1 year ago

How do you solve y−6x=22 and 4y+17=−11x using substitution?

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Answered by samidurai4037

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Y-6x=22. eq 1

4y+11x=-17 eq 2

multiply eq 1 with ×-4

4y+11x=-17

-4y+24x=-88

By that equation

35x=-71

x= -71÷35

x= -2 1÷35

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