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Solve each system of equations by using either substitution or elimination.

  • -2x-6y=0
  • 3x+11y=4

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We will solve this equation using the method of substitution. Firstly, we will divide the first equation by 22 and then isolate the xx variable:

x3y=0add x to both sides3y=x\begin{aligned} -x-3y&=0&\text{add $x$ to both sides}\\ -3y&=x\end{aligned}

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