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-6x-y=-2, 6x-y=5 solve by substitution

-6x-y=-2, 6x-y=5 solve by substitution
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-6x-y=-2, 6x-y=5 solve by substitution

User Steve Simms
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Answer:

x = 7/12

y = - 3/2

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-6x-y=-2, 6x-y=5 solve by substitution-example-1
User Tachibana Shin
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If you take equation 1 and 2 you will get, x = 7/3 and y= -3/2

-6x-y=-2, 6x-y=5 solve by substitution-example-1
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