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So to solve the equation $x-8 = 6x+2$ we: Add 8 to both sides: $x = 6x+10$ Subtract 6x from both sides: $-5x = 10$ Divide both sides by -5: $x = -2$ So, substituting x = -2 into the equations give: $4y = -2 - 8 = -10$ $2y = 3 x (-2) + 1 = -5$ So dividing -10 by 4 or -5...

Hi, No I have never done simultaneous equations before, that's where I'm getting confused, how they work together.

Hi, I am looking for some help on how you find the point of intersection of the following two lines: 4y = x - 8 2y = 3x + 1 Thanks for any help. /Nichola

Hi, I was wondering if someone could explain how to do part b(ii) of this question. How would I find the maximum height? /Nichola