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2X-3y=-11y-x =1 can someone help me please?

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IRINA_888 [86]3 years ago

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x= 8 and y=9

y-x=1

9-8=1

2X-3Y=-11

2(8)-3(9)=-11

16-27=-11

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2X-3y=-11y-x =1 can someone help me please? ​

2X-3y=-11y-x =1 can someone help me please?