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What would the following equation look like in augmented matrix form? 2x+y=6 x-3y=-2

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2x+y+−y=6+−y2x=−y+6Step 2: Divide both sides by 2.2x2=−y+62x=−12y+3Answer: x=−12y+3

x-3=-2
x-3+3=-2+3
answer x=1

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