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15x=-32-14y 9x=-64+14y

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adell [148]3 years ago

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1) (15x=-32-14y)-1<span>
2) 9x=-64+14y
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1) -15x=32+14y
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2) 9x=-64+14y

3) -24x=96
3) x=-4

Substitute x into 1) equation

1)<span> 15*-4=-32-14y
</span>1) -60+32=-14y
1) -28=-14y
1) y=2

Answer:

x=-4
y=2

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