jordanleahm jordanleahm

04-03-2021
Mathematics

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Solve the following system of equations by Elimination:

x+6y=−1
x−6y=−13
whats the solution for both ?? help pls

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rach2345 rach2345

04-03-2021

x=-7 y=1 that’s your solution.

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