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The equations 3x-2y=-14 and 3x+y=-11 are plotted on the same set of axes. what are the coordinates of a point that's common to both equations? how do you know?​

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Answer:

14

Explanation:

User Alan Dyke
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Answer:

(-4, 1)

Explanation:

Solve it as a system of equations:


3x-2y=-14\\3x+y=-11

subtract the two equations


-3y = -3

divide both sides by -3


y=1

Plug this into the equation 3x + y = -11 to solve for x


3x + 1 = -11\\

subtract 1 from both sides


3x = -12

divide both sides by 3


x = -4

So the answer is (-4, 1)

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