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If these are two separate equations then I guess this is the answer.

3x+y=11 if x equals 3 then 3 times 3 equals 9 so y equals 2

3x+y=17 if x equals 4 then 4 times 3 equals twelve so y equals 5

Hope this helps!!

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Are these 2 different questions

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