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Steps by solving substitution -x+6y=10 and 3x-7y=-8
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Steps by solving substitution -x+6y=10 and 3x-7y=-8

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(2,2) would be your answer. solve for the first variable in one of the equations , then substitute the result into the other equation! i hope this helps :)
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