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If 6x-3y=30 And 4x=2-y Then Can You Find X+y?

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    The solution to the above mathematical problem is very simple.
    6x-3y=30
    4x=2-y>>>x=(2-y)/4
    Put value of x in first equation
    6(2-y)/4-3y=30
    12/4-6y/4-3y=30
    3-3y/2-3y=30
    -(3y-6y)/2=27
    -9y/2=27
    y=-27x2/9
    y=-6
    Thus the value of x will be
    x=(2+6)/4=2
    Hence x+y= 2+(-6)=-4
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    Aicha 

    answered 2 years ago

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