Answer:
-12
Step-by-step explanation:
We start with the equation: 
Substitute the variables: 
Solve using order of operations (start with multiplication): 
And then addition/subtration: 
-40) No
0) No
-5) No
13) Yes
21)Yes
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We are given with two equations 2x − 3y = −1 and <span>11x − 9y = −13. The problem says that when the first equation is multiplied by -3 which results to -6x + 9y = 3, the sum of the resulting equation and the second one is equal to 5x = -10. We verify this: -6x + 11x = 5x while -9 y and 9 y cancels out. 3+-13 equals -10. Hence the total is really 5x = - 10.</span>
