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Mathematics

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nika2105 [10]4 years ago

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T) -7x+10y=20. M) -3x+y=-2 - ,
2(8x-5y)=35(2) -1(x+y)=-6(-)

-7x+10y=20. -3x+y=-2
16x-10y=70. -x-y=6

9x=90. -4x=4
[x=10] [x= -1]

-7(10)+10y=20. -3(-1)+y=-2
-70+10y=20. 3+y=-2
10y=90. [y= -5]
[y=9]

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