Q. Solve using substitution.−9x+8y=−15y=6(_____, _____)
Substitute y=6: Substitute y=6 into the equation –9x+8y=–15 and then simplify. This gives us –9x+8(6)=–15.
Calculate 8×6: Calculate 8×6 to find the value that will replace 8y. This gives us 48. So the equation becomes –9x+48=–15.
Solve for x: Solve for x in the equation −9x+48=−15. To do this, first subtract 48 from both sides of the equation to isolate the term with x. This gives us −9x=−15−48.
Divide by −9: Calculate –15–48 to find the value that will be equal to –9x. This gives us –63. So the equation becomes –9x=–63.
Calculate x=7: Divide both sides of the equation –9x=–63 by –9 to solve for x. This gives us x=–63/–9.
Write coordinate point: Calculate −63/−9 to find the value of x. This gives us x=7.
Write coordinate point: Calculate −63/−9 to find the value of x. This gives us x=7.We found that x=7 and y=6. Write the solution as a coordinate point. The coordinate point is (7,6).
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