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Solve this system of equations {(3x+2y=-5):} x-3y=2 x= y= Solve this system of equations 3x+2y=-5 x-3y=2 y 

          Solve this system of equations
{(3x+2y=-5):}
x-3y=2
x=
y=
Solve this system of equations
3x+2y=-5 x-3y=2
y
solve this system of equations 3x2y 5 x 3y2 x y solve this system of equations 3x2y 5 x 3y2 y 30151

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00:01 Okay, so we have this pair of equations and we want to find x and y.
00:05 So the first equation is x minus 2y is equal to 4, and the second equation is y equals 4.
00:11 So from the second equation, we already know the value of y because the second equation is just y equals 4...
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