shayyrobinson48
shayyrobinson48
03-10-2019
Mathematics
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Y=2x+8 y=3x+11 using substitution
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aliciaavalos316
aliciaavalos316
03-10-2019
For substitution this is what answer I got but I don’t know if that’s what your looking for
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