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Answer 1

You show me your work, please. Just isolate y from the second one and plug it into the first one to solve for x. Then plug that x back to the isolate y expression to get y . And you are done.

Answer 2

How many problems do you have here? 2, right?
do the first one only. Don't mix them up.

Answer 3

ha!! OOOOOOOk
do steps above, what I said, and show me your work.

Answer 4

\[\begin{cases}2x+\color{red}{y}=5\\\color{red}{y}+3 =2x\end{cases}\]
1) isolate y from the second one:
\[\color{red}{y}=2x-3\]
Plug that y into the first one
\[2x +\color{red}{y} =5~~becomes~~2x+\color{red}{2x-3}=5\]
so the answer is??

Answer 5

NOOOOOOOOOOO

Answer 6

read my guidance and answer carefully, pleease.

Answer 7

yes