y=4x+5 when x is 6 and 3x+5 when x is 2


EXPLANATION:
We are given the equation below;
[tex]y=4x+5[/tex]To solve for the value of y, when x = 6, we would simply substitute for 6 instead of x into this equation as follows;
[tex]y=4(6)+5[/tex][tex]y=24+5[/tex][tex]y=29[/tex]Note that 6 takes the place of x, and now you have 4 times 6, in place of 4 times x.
We also have the expression;
[tex]3x+5[/tex]When x = 2, we can simplify this expression as follows;
[tex]3(2)+5[/tex][tex]=6+5[/tex][tex]=11[/tex]ANSWER:
[tex]\begin{gathered} y=29 \\ The\text{ expression equals, }11 \end{gathered}[/tex]The first answer is 29, the scond one is 11