X - Y = 11 2x + Y = 19 where do the lines cross

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4 0

Just solve the equations:
<span>A) X - Y = 11
B) 2x + Y = 19
Multiply A) by -2
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<span>A) -2X +2Y = -22 then add to B)
</span><span>B) 2x + Y = 19
3Y = -3
Y=-1
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<span>A) X - -1 = 11
x = 10

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