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Some one help me that’s my last question

Some one help me that’s my last question
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Some one help me that’s my last question

Some one help me that’s my last question-example-1
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User Nicolas NOEL
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Answer:

5

Explanation:

Multiplying the first equation by two gives

12x+10y=4

Second equation

4x+2y=7

Since 2y goes into 10y by five times, we can multiply by five to eliminate the y's.

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