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2x+3y=1 -x+1/3y=5 How do i solve that using substitution?
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\[2x+3y=1[1]\] \[-x+\frac{ 1 }{ 3 }y=5[2]\] Not sure about your second equation. The second equation can be written in so many forms. Please use brackets to show correctly the equation you want to write.
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