use substitution to solve the linear system

3x+2y=-5
4x-3y=16

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Solve for y in one formula, and then substitute that value for y in the other formula to solve for x. Once you find x, substitute that value into either formula to get the value for y.

-3y = 16 - 4x

y = (16 - 4x)/-3 = (4/3)x - 16/3

I'll let you do the rest.

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Now we substitute y in the first equation:

3x + 2((4/3)x - 16/3) = -5
3x + (8/3)x - 32/3 = -5

Now, we find a common denominator to combine the fractions:

(9/3)x + (8/3)x = (-5 + 32/3)
(17/3)x = 7/3

Now, we can find the value of x by dividing both sides by 17/3

(17/3)x / (17/3) = 7/3 / (17/3)
x = 7/17

Now, substitute x back into the equation we found for y:

y = (4/3)(7/17) - 16/3
y = 28/51 - 16/3
y = 28/51 - 272/51
y = -244/51

So the solution of the linear system is x = 7/17 and y = -244/51.
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