What is the Value of X in a Linear System with a Given Equation?

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never mind

i got it :)
 
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Correct. Use the fact from your first equation that x = 1 - y.
 
berkeman said:
Correct. Use the fact from your first equation that x = 1 - y.
Thank u :)
 

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