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if x-2y=0 and -2x+y=2, then 3x-3y=

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First equation is
x-2y=0

Second equation is
-2x+y=2

subtract equation (2) from (1),


(x-2y)-(-2x+y)=0-2

Distribute minus inside the paranthesis,


x-2y+2x-y=-2

Now combine the like terms,


x+2x-2y-y=-2


3x-3y=-2

Thus the value of
3x-3y is
-2.

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