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mestny [16]
3 years ago
15

-7x-6y=-1

Mathematics
1 answer:
Xelga [282]3 years ago
6 0
Cancel something
we cancel x's

multiply 1st equation by 5 and 2nd by 7 and add them
-35x-30y=-5
<u>35x-28y=7 +</u>
0x-58y=2

-58y=2
divide both sides by -58
y=-1/29
sub back
5x-4(-1/29)=1
5x+4/29=1
minus 4/29 from both sides
note, 1=29/29
5x=25/29
divide bot sides by 5 (or times 1/5)
x=5/29


(5/29,-1/29)
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