Michael J. answered 11/03/17
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Substitute the value of c into the first two equations. The first two equations will then be in terms of a and b. From there, you can substitute the value b in the first equation. The first equation will be in terms of only a, and you will only have one equation to solve. After you found a, substite the value of a into the second equation to find b.
Here is how you find a.
Substitute c=-4 to get .
2a - 3b = 9 eq1
4a + b = 11 eq2
Substituting b for a,
2a - 3(11 - 4a) = 9
2a - 33 + 12a = 9
14a - 33 = 9
14a = 42
a = 3
Go find b now.