Substitution Method

fc1123

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I am having a problem of where to begin here's the problem:

4x-3y=-9
-4x -4x-9
so I got -3y=-9 but from there I am not sure where to go from there.

x-y=-3
 
Substitution involves 2 equations. You posted one only: want us to guess or something?

What grade are you in? Attend math classes?
 
fc1123 said:
Ok the equation is
4x-3y=-9
x-y=-3
x - y = -3 : then x = y - 3
Substitute that in 1st equation and solve.
If you can't, you need classroom help.
 
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