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Find the solution of system of equations -x+6y=3 -4x-2y=-14
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Find the solution of system of equations -x+6y=3
-4x-2y=-14

Find the solution of system of equations -x+6y=3 -4x-2y=-14-example-1
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x= 3 y= 1 (3,1)

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Find the solution of system of equations -x+6y=3 -4x-2y=-14-example-1
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