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Solve using substitution.\newliney=6y = -6\newline10x10y=10-10x - 10y = 10\newline(_____, _____)

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Q. Solve using substitution.\newliney=6y = -6\newline10x10y=10-10x - 10y = 10\newline(_____, _____)
  1. Substitute y=6y = -6: We are given y=6y = -6 and need to substitute this value into the equation 10x10y=10-10x - 10y = 10 to find the value of xx. Substitute y=6y = -6 into the equation: 10x10(6)=10-10x - 10(-6) = 10
  2. Simplify the equation: Now, simplify the equation by multiplying 1010 by 6–6: 10x+60=10–10x + 60 = 10
  3. Isolate the variable xx: Next, we need to isolate the variable xx. To do this, we subtract 6060 from both sides of the equation:\newline10x+6060=1060-10x + 60 - 60 = 10 - 60\newline10x=50-10x = -50
  4. Divide to solve for x: Finally, we divide both sides of the equation by 10–10 to solve for xx:10x10=5010\frac{–10x}{–10} = \frac{–50}{–10}x=5x = 5

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