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Solve the system of equations using the substitution method.
{2x+8y=4x=−3y+5 Enter your answers in the boxes.

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2x + 8y = 4
x = -3y + 5

plug in the value of x, from the second equation, into the first
2(-3y + 5) + 8y = 4
-6y + 10 + 8y = 4
combine like terms
2y + 10 = 4
subtract 10
2y = -6
divide both sides by 2
y = -3

then, plug what you got for y into one of the equations
x = -3y + 5
x = -3(-3) + 5
x = 9 + 5
x = 14

Hope this helps! And yes, it's correct!

The method of substitution is a three step method to solve the equations. In this method , one equation for one of the variables is solved and in the first step.

The outcome is then substituted to the second equation in the second step for solving the equation.The value is re-substituted to the original equation to find the outcome in the third step.

On solving the equations by substitution method we get x=14 and y=-3

Calculation:

Given equations:

[tex]\rm 2x+8y = 4[/tex]                                                     (1)

[tex]\rm x=-3y+5[/tex]                                                    (2)

On substituting [tex]x=-3y+5[/tex] in equation 1:

[tex]\begin{aligned}\rm 2(-3y+5)+8y&=4\\\\-6y+10+8y&=4\\\\2y+10&=4\\\\2y&=4-10\\\\ 2y &= -6\\\\y&=\dfrac{-6}{2}\\\\y&=-3\end[/tex]

Substituting [tex]\rm y=-3[/tex] in equation 2:

[tex]\rm x&=-3y+5\\\\x&=-3(-3)+5\\\\x=9+5\\\\x=14[/tex]

Therefore the values of x and y for the given equations is 14 and -3 respectively.

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