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3 years ago

What is the value of y in the solution to the following system of equations ?

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We can use substitution method to solve for this system of equations. We calculate as follows:

<span>2x – 6y = –14
-6y = -14 -2x
y = x/3 + 7/3

</span>5x – 3y = –11
5x – 3(x/3 + 7/3) = –11
5x - x + 7 = -11
4x = -11 -7
4x = -18
x = -9/2
y = -9/2(3) + 7/3
y = 5/6

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