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Solve
-2x-y=1
y=3x-1

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Answer:

x=-2/5

y=-1/5

Explanation:


-2x-y=1\\y=3x-1

Get the y variables onto 1 side


y+1=-2x\\y=3x-1

Now shift the 1 over


y=-2x-1\\y=3x-1

To solve for x, we can subtract the second equation from the first equation


(y-y)=-2x-3x-1-1 = 0=-5x-2\\5x=-2\\x=-2/5

Plug back into the first equation we found and solve for y


y=-2x-1\\y=-2(-2/5)-1\\y=4/5-1=-1/5

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