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1) ) Solve the system of equations: y=4x−3 y=-2x+9

1) ) Solve the system of equations: y=4x−3 y=-2x+9
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1) ) Solve the system of equations:

y=4x−3

y=-2x+9

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User Elwin Arens
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Answer:

y= -15 x= -3

Explanation:

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