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Use elimination to solve the system of equations. x+y=−3 2x−3y=29
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Use elimination to solve the system of equations.
x+y=−3
2x−3y=29

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Answer:

(4,-7)

Explanation:

2x-3y=29

2x+2y=-6

subtracting gives us -5y=35 so y is -7 and x-7=-3 so x is 4. therefore the ordered pair is (4,-7)

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(4,-7)

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