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Solve algebraically: 3x + y = -21 x + y = -5
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Solve algebraically:
3x + y = -21
x + y = -5

Solve algebraically: 3x + y = -21 x + y = -5-example-1
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Answer:

-8,3

Explanation:

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Solve algebraically: 3x + y = -21 x + y = -5-example-1
User Rashid
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Answer:

x = -8 y = 3

Explanation:


3x+y=-21


3(8)+3=-21


-24+3=-21


x+y=-5


-8+3=-5

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