−3x+7y=5x+2y as ordered pair

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Olefevre asked Jan 16, 2023

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−3x+7y=5x+2y as ordered pair

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Olefevre asked Jan 16, 2023

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Answer:

y = 8/5x

Explanation:

−3x + 7y = 5x +2y

+3x +3x

7y = 8x + 2y

-2y -2y

5y = 8x

/5 /5

y = 8/5x

*View attached graph for ordered pairs*

Hope this helps!

Tapas Bose answered Jan 23, 2023

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