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-x+6y=6 subsituted by y=1/6x+1

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-x+6(1/6x+1)=6
-x+1x+6=6
-x+x+6=6
+x=+x
x+6=x+6
infinite answers. Prolly
because you can substitute x for anything

Mahmoud Hboubati answered Jul 25, 2019

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