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Solve by substitution. -x + y = –14 2x – 3y = 33 ([?],[ ]
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Solve by substitution.
-x + y = –14
2x – 3y = 33
([?],[ ]

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First step try to get one of the to equal y then substitute it into the other equation and solve for x by combining like terms
Solve by substitution. -x + y = –14 2x – 3y = 33 ([?],[ ]-example-1
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