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Solve the system. {m+n=5 {m−n=3 Use the substitution method.
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Solve the system.
{m+n=5
{m−n=3
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m - n = 3
m = 3 + n
Substitute this value of m in equation 1,
3 + n + n = 5
2n = 5 - 3
n = 2 /2
n = 1
Substitute the value of n in equation 2,
m - 1 = 3
m = 3 + 1= 4
In short, Your Answers are m = 4 and n = 1
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