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to solve the system of equations below, miguel isolated the variable y in the first equation and then substituted it into the second equation. what was the resulting equation?

to solve the system of equations below, miguel isolated the variable y in the first-example-1
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Given the system of equations:


\begin{cases}5y=10x{} \\ x^2+y=36{}\end{cases}

Given that Miguel isolated the variable in equation 1 and then substituted it into the second equation.

Let's find the resulting equation.

Divide both sides in equation 1 by 5 to isolate the y-variable:


\begin{gathered} (5y)/(5)=(10x)/(5) \\ \\ y=2x \end{gathered}

Now, substitute 2x for y in the second equation.

We have:


x^2+2x=36

Therefore, the resulting equation is:


x^2+2x=36

ANSWER: B


x^2+2x=36

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