Solve this system of equations without graphing and show your reasoning 5x+y=7 20x+2=y

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tatuchka [14]2 years ago

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Answer:

Explanation:

5x + y = 7

20x - y = -2

25x = 5

x = (1/5)

5(1/5) + y = 7

1 + y = 7 .

y = 6

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