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How do you I solve x+y=6

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y = -x + 6

x = -y + 6
User Karoly Nyisztor
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If we add these two together we get
2x = 0 x = 0 Substituting the value 0 for x into either of the original expressions gives: y = -6 So the point (0, -6) is the only one at which the two lines intersect.What we have are two lines, one with slope 1 and the other with slope -1, but both of which have the y-intercept -6.
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