If y=x+4 and y=3x+2, what must be true about x + 4 and 3x+2?

Manish Pathak asked Oct 18, 2022

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Manish Pathak asked Oct 18, 2022

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Answer:

x=1 must satisfy both equations.

Explanation:

1)Y=X+4

2)Y=3X+2

IT Means x+4=3x+2

3x-x=4-2;

2x=2 ; x=1 must satisfy both equations

Imdad answered Oct 23, 2022

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