Math, asked by kumarimuskan12345, 5 months ago

solve the equations 6x - 2y= 6, x+y=12

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Answered by bhumikasofat45

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Step-by-step explanation:

6x-2y=6

x+y=12

Take out the value of x from x+y=12

x= y-12 ---(1)

Put (1) in 6x-2y=6

6(y-12)-2y= 6

6y-72-2y= 6

4y = 6+72

4y= 78

y= 78/4

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