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Eliezer Murillo
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28 May, 11:59
Solve by substitution 2y=x+1 - 2x-y=7
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Joseph
28 May, 12:29
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-2x-y=7
Add 2x to both sides
-y = 2x+7
Multiply both sides by-1
Y = - 2x-7
2y=x+1
2 (-2x-7) = x+1
-4x - 14. = x+1
Add 14 to both sides
-4x=x + 15
Subtract x from both sides
-5x=15
X=-3
2y = -3+1
-2y=-2
Y=1
(-3,1)
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