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Solve 3x+3y=-3 5x+2y=1
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3x+3y=-3
5x+2y=1

User Sibusiso
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Answer:

y=-x-1

y=-5/2x+0.5

Explanation:

3x+3y=-3

3y=-3-3x

divide by 3

y=-x-1

5x+2y=1

2y=-5x+1

y=-5/2x+0.5

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