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What is the value of x in the following equation? y=3x-5 6x+3y=15
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What is the value of x in the following equation?
y=3x-5
6x+3y=15
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Your answer is 0 because u do 3x times 3x+5 then u get 6x+9x+15=15 then u combine like terms. U are left with 15x+15=15 then it equals 0
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the value of x is 2. because you rule out y so it is 6times2is 12+3. that is 15
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