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Leticia Clayton
Mathematics
23 December, 02:07
How do you solve
7x=-35
-8x+9y=4
+4
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Brylee Irwin
23 December, 02:09
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Answer:x=-5 and y=-4
Step-by-step explanation:
7x=-35
-8x+9y=4
To get x
Divide equation one by 7
7x/7=-35/7
x=-5
Substitute for x in equation ii
-8 (-5) + 9y=4
40+9y=4
9y=4-40
9y=-36
y=-4
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