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What is x and y: y= 2x-11 y=x-3
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What is x and y:
y= 2x-11
y=x-3

User Vinayak Shanbhag
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Well we already have y, so I’m terms of x, the following should be what you need.

y=2x-11
0=2x-11
-2x=-11
-2x/-2=-11/-2
x=11/2 or 5 1/2 or 5.5

y=x-3
0=x-3
-x=-3
x=3
User Niklas B
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X=8 and y=5 is the correct answer:)
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