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Allen subtracts (11x + y) from (ax + 6y). His correct answer is − 10x + 5y. What is the value of a?

Allen subtracts (11x + y) from (ax + 6y). His correct answer is − 10x + 5y. What is the value of a?
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Allen subtracts (11x + y) from (ax + 6y). His correct answer is − 10x + 5y. What is the value of a?

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Answer:

Answer is 1

Explanation:

(ax=6y)-(11x+y)=-10x+5y

ax-11x=-10x

a=1

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