-7 x - 2y = -13 x - 2y = 11

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Well the first one would convert to
-2y= 7x-13 and the second one would be -2y=-x+11 and you solve from there (lmk if you need the steps) but your final answer would be. Y= -7/2x+ 13/2 and y=1/2x - 11/2

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