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3 years ago

6x+7y=4x+4y complete the missing value in the solution to the equation (?,-4)

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Ainat [17]3 years ago

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we have

6x+7y=4x+4y

we know that

the solution is ----> (x,-4)

substitute the value of y=-4 in the equation

6x+7*(-4)=4x+4*(-4)

6x-28=4x-16

Combine like terms

6x-4x=28-16

2x=12

x=12/2

x=6

therefore

<u>the answer is</u>

the missing value is x=6

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