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Solve the system below by substitution.

6x - y=-23
2x +5 y = -13
(-3,2)
(-4,-1)
(5,4)
(-4,1)

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Answer:

(-4,-1)

Explanation:

User Michauwilliam
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Answer:


(-4, -1)

Explanation:


6x-y=-23

Add y to both sides:


6x-y+y=-23+y\\6x=-23+y

Divide both sides by 6:


(6x)/(6)=-(23)/(6)+(y)/(6)\\x=(-23+y)/(6)

Substitute this into the second equation given:


2*(-23+y)/(6)+5y=-13


(-23+16y)/(3)=-13

Multiply both sides by 3:


-23+16y=-39

Add 23 to both sides:


-23+16y+23=-39+23\\16y=-16

Divide both sides by 16:


(16y)/(16)=(-16)/(16)\\y=-1

We know that
x=(-23+y)/(6).

Thus,
x=(-23-1)/(6)


x=-4


(x, y) = (-4, -1)

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