1. **State the problem:** Solve the system of equations:
$$4x + 3y = -1$$
$$x = 3y + 11$$
2. **Use substitution method:** Since the second equation gives $x$ in terms of $y$, substitute $x = 3y + 11$ into the first equation.
3. **Substitute and simplify:**
$$4(3y + 11) + 3y = -1$$
$$12y + 44 + 3y = -1$$
$$15y + 44 = -1$$
4. **Isolate $y$:**
$$15y = -1 - 44$$
$$15y = -45$$
5. **Divide both sides by 15:**
$$y = \frac{-45}{15}$$
$$y = \cancel{\frac{15 \times -3}{\cancel{15}}} = -3$$
6. **Find $x$ using $x = 3y + 11$:**
$$x = 3(-3) + 11$$
$$x = -9 + 11$$
$$x = 2$$
7. **Final answer:** The coordinates of the solution are $(2, -3)$.
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