Math, asked by rp56535s, 22 days ago

From a pair of simultaneous equations, 2x - y = 13; *--y=-- which of the following is correct for
2
x and y?
(1) Unique solution
(2) Infinite many solutions
(2) No volution
(4) Can not be determined

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Answered by gokullj2000

0

Answer:

4

Step-by-step explanation:

there is no value in second equation it cannot. be calculated

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