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Solve. 3x+4y=−15 2x−2y=−3

Solve. 3x+4y=−15 2x−2y=−3
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Solve.
3x+4y=−15

2x−2y=−3

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User Nomeswaran
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point form: (-3, -3/2)

equation form: x=-3, y=-3/2

let me know if you need the work!
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User Ushox
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The solution is (-3,-3/2)
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