Answer:
19
Step-by-step explanation:
The equation has "absolute value" , "addition", "subtraction", "division", and "multiplication", and "parenthesis".
The order we follow here would be:
PEMDAS, which is "Parentheses, Exponents, Multiplication and Division, and Addition and Subtraction"
Also, note, we can do absolute value first, before these.
Now let's simplify using PEMDAS:

So the answer is 19 (note: i used "/" sign for "division")
This is how I solved it and the answer
The answer to your problem is 66
3x+y = 4
x+y= 2 multiply all the elements of (x+y) by -1 & then add it up to the 1st equation
3x+y=4
-x-y =-2
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2x+0y =2 ==> x=2/2 =1 & replace x=1 by its value in any of the equation & you will get the value of y=1
2) 3x+y = 7
x+2y = 4
Follow the same methodology as before, but to eliminate y, multiply the 1st equation by (-2) and you will get x=2 & y=1