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2 years ago

I need some help with these please :')

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1 answer:

Nataly [62]2 years ago

5 0

Step-by-step explanation:

problem 1.

1. 6y = 30

2. y = 5

3. 3x + 2(5) = 16

4. 3x+10=16

5. 3x=6

6. x=2

solution: (2,5)

problem 2.

1. x=7

2. 4(2)-2y=18

3. 28-2y=18

4. -2y= -10

5. y=5

solution (7,5)

problem 3

10x=10

x=1

7(1) +y =-2

y=-9

(1,9)

problem 4

0= -6

no solution

problem 5

0=0

Infinite many

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