Is ( 2 , -1 ) a solution for the following system of equations?
2x-y=3
-x+y=4
Yes or No

No

Step-by-step explanation:

A point is a solution to a system of equations if its x and y values can be substituted into both equations and both of the end results are true statements. So, let's substitute the x and y values of (2,-1) into the given equations to see if it's a solution.  

1) First, let's try this with 2x-y = 3. Substitute 2 for x and -1 for y in the equation, then simplify:

When simplifying, we got the result of 5 = 3. But 5 doesn't equal 3. Thus, this is a false statement, and the point is not a solution.

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