Question

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Answer 1

(2,-3)

Answer 2

how did you get it?

Answer 3

@K_Rocki07

Answer 4

Rearrange y term in second equation;

\(x = 3y+4\)

Now subtract equations:
\[\begin{array}
~~~~~~~~x = 4y+6\\\underline{-~~~~x=3y+4}\\~~~~~~~~0 = y + 2
\end{array}\]

Subtract both sides by 2;

\(y = -2\)

Now plug y = -2 into either first or second equation and solve for x.