5x−7y=58 y=−x+2 x= y=

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IceJOKER [234]3 years ago

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for the equation 5x−7y=58 for x=7/5y+58/5 for y 5/7x+−58/7

for the equation y=−x+2 x= −y+2 for y= −x+2

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5x−7y=58 y=−x+2 ​ x= y=

5x−7y=58 y=−x+2 x= y=