There's a theorem that states:
"<span>If a quadrilateral is a parallelogram, </span>it has<span> 2 sets of opposite sides congruent.</span><span>"
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Is it 89 ? Wouldn’t you just add them up from the starting point ?
We can solve this by substitution method.
Look at the second equation. If we rearrange to find 7x, we can substitute in the value into the first equation.



Therefore, 
Now replace the 7x in the first equation with 5y - 12:
(substitute in 7x = 5y - 12)




Now that we know y, we can find x by substituting in y = 1 into any equation we want. I will use the equation: 7x = 5y - 12
(substitute in y = 1)




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Answer:
(x = -20) if what your saying is 6 = -2x - 4 and (x = -16) if what your saying is x = -2 x 6 - 4
Step-by-step explanation: