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Use elimination to solve 2x+y=-3 -6x-3y=-2
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Use elimination to solve
2x+y=-3
-6x-3y=-2

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Answer: There is no solution for these equations.

Explanation: This equation system is not solvable. Because we cannot eliminate x or y while holding one of them in the equation.

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