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solve the system of linear equations by elimination, the equations are 2x-6=4y and 7y= -3x+9. What is the solution
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solve the system of linear equations by elimination, the equations are 2x-6=4y and 7y= -3x+9. What is the solution

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This should be the answer. You can plug in 0 for y to any of the equation to find the x.
solve the system of linear equations by elimination, the equations are 2x-6=4y and-example-1
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