Lauren H. answered 11/13/18
Experienced High School Chemistry Teacher
7x-3y=63 and y=x-1
As previously explained, use y = x - 1 to substitute into 7x - 3y = 63
Solve.
Kelly S.
asked 11/13/18
Lauren H. answered 11/13/18
Experienced High School Chemistry Teacher
As previously explained, use y = x - 1 to substitute into 7x - 3y = 63
Solve.
Dayaan M. answered 2d
Scored 5/5 on Algebra 2 EOC | 5 Years of Tutoring Experience
In order to find the solution for the system of equations:
(1st equation) 7x - 3y = 63
(2nd equation) y = x - 1
We can use the substitution method which allows us to plug in one of the equations into the other one to solve for a variable. In this case, the second equation is solved for y since y is by itself on one side. Since y is equal to x - 1, we can use that to plug it into our first equation for y:
7x - 3(x - 1) = 63 y is replaced with x - 1 from the second equation and now we simplify
7x - 3x + 3 = 63
4x + 3 = 63
4x = 60
x = 15
Now, we can use the x value to find the y by plugging in x into one of the equations. Lets plug that into our second equation since it is much easier to solve that one:
y = 15 - 1
y = 14
So, our final solution is x = 15 and y = 14. We can also write this as a coordinate (15, 14).
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