What is the solution of the following system?

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5 0

<span>4x-y = 15 3x+2y = -8 Multiplying the first equation by two makes for an easy elimination of the y variable. 8x - 2y = 30 3x + 2y = -8 Add vertically. 11x = 22. Divide by 11 on both sides and get x = 2. Plug into an equation. 4(2) - y = 15 8 - y = 15 8 = 15 + y 8 - 15 = y -7 = y. Thus the solution is indeed (2, -7).</span>

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