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Solve the system of linear equations y= 2x -3Y= x + 6
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Solve the system of linear equations y= 2x -3Y= x + 6

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Answer:

x=9, y=15. (9, 15).

Explanation:

y=2x-3

y=x+6

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2x-3=x+6

2x-x-3=6

x-3=6

x=6+3

x=9

y=9+6=15

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