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Here is all of my work from answering the question. I’ll put pictures too, my handwriting is pretty good so it should be easy to see. ;)

Part A-

1) 4x-3 = -2x+9

2) 4x+2x -3 = -2x+2x + 9

3) 6x -3 = 9

4) 6x -3+3 = 9+3

5) 6x = 12

6) 6x/6 = 12/6

7) x = 2

Part B-

1) y=4x-3

2) y=4(2)-3

3) y=8-3

4) y= 5

Therefore, x = 2 and y = 5.

I used substitution in Part B. 4x and x = 2.

I really hope this is right and helps, good luck! ;)

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