Solve2 is equivalent to Solve, except that it works only for linear equations (and returns just a list) and accepts the options Factoring and FinalSubstitutions. Solve2 uses the "high school algorithm" and factors intermediate results.Therefore it can be drastically more useful than Solve.
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If no equation sign is given the polynomials are supposed to be 0.
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