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Where do the graphs Of linear equations 2x+3y=4 and 5x+6y=7 intersect

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5x + 6y = 7 SUBSTITUTION METHOD
2x + 2y = 4


5x + 6y = 7 Solve for either x or y in 1 of the 2 equations.
- 6y - 6y
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5x = -6y + 7
----- ------ ----
5 5 5

x = -6/5y + 7/5



2(-6/5y + 7/5) + 2y = 4 Substitute the expression you got for x or y into
-12/5y + 14/5 + 2y = 4 the other equation.
-2/5y + 14/5 = 4
- 14/5 - 14/5
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-2/5y = 6/5
-------- --------
- 2/5y - 2/5y

y = -3



5x + 6(-3) = 7 Plug in the value you got for y in step 2 into the
5x - 18 = 7 equation that you didn't use.
+ 18 + 18
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5x = 25
--- -----
5 5

x = 5


(x,y) ⇒ coordinate
(5,-3) ⇒ final answer

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