Q. Solve the system by substitution.y−7x+10y=−4x−7=−23
Substitute y into second equation: Substitute the expression for y from the first equation into the second equation.Given the system of equations:y=−4x−7−7x+10y=−23Substitute y=−4x−7 into the second equation:−7x+10(−4x−7)=−23
Distribute and simplify: Distribute 10 to the terms inside the parentheses and simplify.−7x−40x−70=−23Combine like terms:−47x−70=−23
Add 70 to isolate x: Add 70 to both sides of the equation to isolate the term with x.−47x−70+70=−23+70−47x=47
Divide to solve for x: Divide both sides by −47 to solve for x.−47x/−47=47/−47x=−1
Substitute x into first equation: Substitute x=−1 into the first equation to solve for y.y=−4(−1)−7y=4−7y=−3
Write solution as ordered pair: Write the solution as an ordered pair (x,y).The solution is (−1,−3).
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