Math, asked by anonymous1600, 13 hours ago

How do you solve 2x-y=6 and x+y=-3 by using substitution? Show steps.

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Answered by rinaduttapaul1980

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Answer:

Replace all occurrences of x with –3–y in each equipment.

Step-by-step explanation:

replace all occurrences of xx in =2x‐y=6, 2x‐y=6 with ‐3‐y‐3‐y

simply=2(‐3‐y) ‐y2(‐3‐y)‐y.

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