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Y = -x -4 y = x How would I solve this?
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Y = -x -4
y = x
How would I solve this?
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You would use substitution so since y=1x you would use the top equation and plug it in as
y= -x(1x)-4
Then you would solve
-1x • 1x = -1x
So
y= -1x -4 and solve that and so on and so on
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