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Do any of you get this question? Please help!

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Alexxandr [17]3 years ago

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Honestly i just wanted to try this question since ive never seen it but i dont rlly know if i did it right at all

I equaled GH, HI, and GI together to get y

which i got y=-2

and what i got next i feel is off since

GH, HI, and GI all equaled -11

if you kind of know how to do the question maube you could correct me from there but otherwise dont take my word for it completely

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