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Im currently in Algebra 2 This is supposed to be a substitution method problem. 2x-2y=2 and x-3y=6
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Im currently in Algebra 2

This is supposed to be a substitution method problem.
2x-2y=2 and x-3y=6

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After using substitution, x= -3/2 and y=-5/2 should be your answer.
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