Х-y=5 x-2y=3 Can someone help me

1 answer:

tatiyna3 years ago

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First multiply -1 on the top to cancel X

It will give u:

-X+Y=-5
X-2Y=3 which gives u

y=2

Now, plug in the y (one of the equation it doesn’t matter which one) to solve for X

X-2=5
X=7

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