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Solve using substitution. x = –6 x − y = –5
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Solve using substitution.
x = –6
x − y = –5
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Put -6 for x
-6 - y = -5
Move -6 to the right
-y = 6 - 5
-y = 1
Divide y by negative and 1 by negative
Answer: y = -1
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