Substituting the equation x = 2y + 3 into the equation y= -3x - 4 will produce the equation ?

Mafii asked Dec 1, 2022

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Answer:

y=-6y-13

Explanation:

If x=2y+3 and y=-3x-4, you can plug x's value into y=-3x-4:

y=-3(2y+3)-4

Then solve.

y=-6y-9-4

Simplify.

y=-6y-13

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