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Solve the system
4x + 2y = 10
x = y + 13

User Eric Qian
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Answer: (6,-7)

Explanation:

4x +2y = 10

x = y + 13 Substitute the value of x into the first equation to solve for y.

4(y + 13) +2y = 10 apply the distributive property on the left side

4y + 52 + 2y = 10 Combine like terms on the left side

6y + 52 = 10 Subtract 52 from both sides

-52 -52

6y = -42

y= -7

The value of y so input it into one of the equations to solve for x

4x + 2(-7) = 10

4x - 14 = 10

+14 +14

4x = 24

x= 6

User Imekinox
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Answer:


x = 6


y = -7

Explanation:

We have the system of equations:


4x+2y=10\\x=y+13

Let's solve by substituting. We know that
x=y+13, so we can substitute
y+13 in as
x in the equation
4x+2y=10.


4(y+13) + 2y = 10

Simplify this down so that we have
y on one side of the equation:


4y + 52 + 2y = 10\\\\6y + 52 = 10\\\\6y = -42\\\\y = -7

Now that we know the value of
y, we can substitute it in to the equation
x = y+13 to find
x.


x = -7+13\\\\x = 6

Hope this helped!

User Retsam
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