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HELP!! I really need help with this question and i have to turn my homework into my teacher ASAP. Will give brainlist.

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vlabodo [156]3 years ago

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Your answer is 6213.45! :)

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Multiply 3x-3y= -18 by -5 to make it -15x+15y=90

This cancels the y’s out which leaves us with

6x=-63
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-15x=90

x for 6x=-63 equals - 10.5 so x is - 10.5 and for -15x=90, x= -6

Then you plug in x into any equation you’d like to find y.

Let’s plug in - 10.5 into 6x... equation.

6(- 10.5)-15y=-63

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