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Solve the system of equations. x = y−4, 2x−5y = 3 Which one-variable linear equation represents the system of equations? 2(y-4)-5y = 3 2x-5(y-4) = 3 2x-5y = y-4 2x-5(x-4) = 3
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Solve the system of equations.

x = y−4,

2x−5y = 3

Which one-variable linear equation represents the system of equations?
2(y-4)-5y = 3
2x-5(y-4) = 3
2x-5y = y-4
2x-5(x-4) = 3

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answer: the first option! this is because one of the equations, x = y-4, is telling you what x equals. so in order to solve the equation, you need to substitute that into the x in the second equation
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