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Solve the equation 2x+3y=10 for y when you substitute in x = -4
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Solve the equation 2x+3y=10 for y when you substitute in x = -4
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2x+3y=10
2(4)+3y=10
6 +3y=10
-6 -6
3y=4
/3 /3
Y = 4/3
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Answer:
y=6 when x=-4
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