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Solve using substitution y = 5x– 1 y = 3 + 5
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Solve using substitution
y = 5x– 1
y = 3 + 5

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x=9/5 y=8

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Solve using substitution y = 5x– 1 y = 3 + 5-example-1
User Tho Bui Ngoc
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Answer:

(9/5, 8)

Explanation:

y = 3 + 5

y=8

y = 5x– 1

8=5x– 1

9=5x

x=9/5

(9/5, 8)

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