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A system of equations is shown. 3x+y=20 2x−2y=8 What is the value of x+y for the system of equations?

A system of equations is shown. 3x+y=20 2x−2y=8 What is the value of x+y for the system of equations?
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A system of equations is shown.

3x+y=20

2x−2y=8

What is the value of x+y for the system of equations?

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Answer:

x+y=8

Explanation:

2(3x+y=20)

6x+2y=40

2x-2y=8

8x=48

x=6

18+y=20

y=2

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