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2 years ago

Please help I am begging you extra points and BRAINLIEST!!!!!!!

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aniked [119]2 years ago

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Actually Welcome to the concept of linear equations.

Sheet - 1

1.) m = -8

2.) n = 10

3.) b = 45

4.) x = -40

5.) p = 2

6.) x = 6

7.) x = -4

8.) x = 4.5

9.) x = 8

10.) w = 40

Sheet - 2

1.) x = 2

2.) x = -2

3.) x = 20

4.) x = -3/2

5.) x = -8

6.) x = 11

7.) x = 0

8.) x = 5

9.) x = -10/3

10.) x = 30

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