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X= -7 x+8y=1 solve by substitution
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X= -7
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X= -7
x+8y=1
applying substitution method:-
x+8y= 1
-7+8y = 1
8y = 1+7
8y = 8
y = 8/8= 1
therefore x= -7 and y= 1
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