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What should you substitute for y in the second equation (bottom equation) in order to solve the system by the substitution method
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What should you substitute for y in the second equation (bottom equation) in order to solve the system by the substitution method
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Yes, the answer is D 0.5x +3
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D. if you solve for why on the top equation you get y=0.5x+3
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