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6x+y=-9 , 2x -3y=-5​

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Answered by nicolekamando1
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Answer:

x=-1.6 and y=0.6

Step-by-step explanation:

2(6x +y=-9)

6(2x-3y=-5)(we take the coefficient of 6x ie 6 and multiply it by 2x-3y=-5 and we do the same to the coefficient of 2x but with the coefficient of 2x ie 2 is multiplied by 6x +y=-9)

after multiplying you get :

12x +2y=-18

12x -18y=-30(we cancel both 12 x)(then we minus 2y- -18y and -18--30)

you get 20y=12(divide both sides by 20 and simplify)

after simplifying you get the value of y ie 0.6

so u use the value of y to get the value of x ie

6x +0.6(ie the value of y we substituted y and used 0.6 instead)=-9

(take 0.6 to the other side becomes -0.6 -9)

6x=-9.6(after adding -0.6 and -9)(then divide both sides by 6 and simplify

after simplifying you will get the value of x as -1.6

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