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Rewrite the second equation using the value of the variable from the first equation. Don't use capital letters.Don't use any spaces.Do not change the order of the equation.If the value has more than one term surround it withparenthesis. y=6x-11 -2x-3y=-7 Rewrite the second equation using the value of the variable from the first equation. Don't use capital letters.Don't use any spaces.Do not change the order of the equation.If the value has more than one term surround it with parenthesis. y=x-1 2x-3y=-1 Rewrite the second equation using the value of the variable from the first equation. Don't use capital letters.Don't use any spaces.Do not change the order of the equation.If the value has more than one term surround it with parenthesis. y=-3x+5 5x-4y=-3 Rewrite the second equation using the value of the variable from the first equation. Don't use capital letters.Don't use any spaces.Do not change the order of the equation.If the value has more than one term surround it with parenthesis. y=-5x-17 -3x-3y=3 Rewrite the second equation using the value of the variable from the first equation. Don't use capital letters.Don't use any spaces.Do not change the order of the equation.If the value has more than one term surround it with parenthesis. y=-2 4x-3y=18 Rewrite the second equation using the value of the variable from the first equation. Don't use capital letters.Don't use any spaces.Do not change the order of the equation.If the value has more than one term surround it with parenthesis. y=5x-7 -3x-2y=-12 Rewrite the second equation using the value of the variable from the first equation. Don't use capital letters.Don't use any spaces.Do not change the order of the equation.If the value has more than one term surround it with parenthesis. y=3x-7 2x-3y=7 Rewrite the second equation using the value of the variable from the first equation. Don't use capital letters.Don't use any spaces.Do not change the order of the equation.If the value has more than one term surround it with parenthesis. x=5y+6 3x+2y=1 |