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What is the value(s) of x?

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This much, I understand from that $\bf \begin{cases}
y_1=11x-3\\
y_2=4x+19\\
-----------\\
\textit{now, whatever }y_1\ is\ y_2\ \textit{is 6 more than that}\\
y_2=y_1+6\\
4x+19=(11x-3)+6\impliedby \textit{solve for "x"}
\end{cases}$

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