Larry C. answered 05/24/19
Computer Science and Mathematics professional
Since by the first equation, we know y in terms of x, substitute that for y in the second equation:
3x+y=25 -> 3x+x+5=25 -> 4x=20 -> x=5, so y=5+5=10
Umeth P.
asked 05/24/19y=x+5
3x+y=25
(this is the initial equation)
Larry C. answered 05/24/19
Computer Science and Mathematics professional
Since by the first equation, we know y in terms of x, substitute that for y in the second equation:
3x+y=25 -> 3x+x+5=25 -> 4x=20 -> x=5, so y=5+5=10
Patrick B. answered 05/24/19
Math and computer tutor/teacher
Y-5=x
3(y-5)+y=25
3y-15+y=25
4y-15=25
4y=40
Y=10
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