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To set up a substitution, you need one variable in terms of the other.
The second equation is easy to get into the required format, since y's coefficient is already 1. So add 4x to both sides and you get:
y = 20 + 4x
Now, substitute that y in the first equation, and then solve for x:
9x + 8y = -4
9x + 8(20 + 4x) = -4
9x + 160 + 32x = -4
41x = -164
x = -4
Now that we have an x, we can substitute that back into either equation and we should get the same value for y. Since we already have y in terms of x, that's generally the easiest way to do it:
y = 20 + 4x
y = 20 + 4(-4)
y = 20 - 16
y = 4
So the answer to your problem is :
x = -4
y = 4
Or if these equations represent lines on a chart, the solution of where they meet is the point (-4, 4)