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What is the solution to x+y= -6 2x-y=3

What is the solution to x+y= -6 2x-y=3
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What is the solution to x+y= -6 2x-y=3

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Answer:

Explanation:

x + y = -6

2x - y = 3

3x = - 3

x = -1

-1 + y = -6

y = -5

(-1, -5)

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