Math, asked by vijithageorgen, 1 year ago

Solve
x + 3÷y = 5
2x - 6÷y = 6

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Answered by sagarraulji

1

x-5y = -3 & 2x-6y=6 to solve

and 3x =3

X=1 and this value put in the equations to get y=4/5

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