I don't want to :/

Just subtract one from the other and solve for the one variable.

Or equate them to each other - that's what the substituting is for.

(edited 7 years ago)

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CODjoe13

Original post by stephielola

Y=8x+10
y= -2x+5

As both sides are equal to y, you can make them equal to each other i.e
8X+10=-2X+5 then just take it from there.
remember to substitute x back into the original equation

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stephielola

[QUOTE=CODjoe13;68Maths, science and technology academic help480898]As both sides are equal to y, you can make them equal to each other i.e
8X+10=-2X+5 then just take it from there.
remember to substitute x back into the original equation
I can get to that point and then I get confused, can I get more help

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