Step-by-step explanation

this method works by solving one of the equations , for one of the variables, and then plugging this back into the other equation, "substituting" for the chosen variable and solving for the other
Step 1
we can see that in equation (2) x is isolated, so we just need to replace this value in equation(1)
so
![\begin{gathered} 2x+4y=7\Rightarrow equation(1) \\ \text{replace the x value from equation (2)} \\ 2(-2y+7)+4y=7 \\ \text{apply distributive property} \\ -4y+14+4y=7 \\ add\text{ like terms} \\ 14=7\Rightarrow\text{ Undefined} \end{gathered}]()
when we got an indetermination, it means the system HAS NOT SOLUTiON
I hope this helps you