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Y = 2x – 11 -x + 3y = –13
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Y = 2x – 11
-x + 3y = –13
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Answer:
(x,y)=(37,-13)
Explanation:
2x-11-x+3x(-13)=-13
x=37
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the answers would be x=4 and y=-3
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