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Y=x−1

2x+y=8
If you were to solve the following system using substitution, your new equation would be...

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Answer:

2x+ (x-1) = 8

Simplified

3x-1 =8

Explanation:

y=x−1

2x+y=8

Take the first equation and everywhere you see y in the second equation substitute x-1

2x+ (x-1) = 8

You can simplify

2x+x-1 =8

3x-1 =8

If you want to solve

3x-1+1 =8+1

3x= 9

Divide by 3

3x/3 =9/3

x=1

Then solve for y

y = x-1

y = 3-1

y=2

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