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  • 13-09-2020
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how do i solve for equations that have 2 variables

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Iliyaan
Iliyaan Iliyaan
  • 13-09-2020

Answer:

To solve for an equation with two variables, substitute a zero(0) into the other variable and find one variable.

Step-by-step explanation:

To solve for an equation with two variables, substitute a zero(0) into the other variable and find one variable.

Simple Example:

3x+3y=12

Substitute 0 as y,

3x+0=12

3x=12

12/3=4

x=4

Now substitute 4 into the main equation,

3(4)+3y=12

12+3y=12

-12      -12

3y=0

0/3=0

y=0

So the answer is

3(4)+3(0)=12

12=12

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