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Monserrat Harrison
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11 December, 21:58
Solve using substitution y=x+6 and y=-2x-3
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Reuben Mercer
11 December, 22:07
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Y=x+6
y=-2x-3
=> x+6 = - 2x-3
=> x+2x = - 6-3
=> 3x = - 9
=> x = - 3
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