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    Solving linear equations substitution

    x+y=3    3x-y=1

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    <font face="Arial, 'liberation sans', sans-serif">x+y=3, 3x-y=1
    move x the the other side of the first equation: y=3-x
    then substitude y in the second equation with 3-x --> 3x-(3-x)=1 ---> 3x-3+x=1 ---> 4x=4 ---> x=1
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