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What are the values of x and y? -2x+3y=8\wedge2x-3y=10​
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What are the values of x and y?
-2x+3y=8\wedge2x-3y=10​

User Dasari Kamali
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Answer:

no solutions

Explanation:

-2x+3y=8

2x-3y=10

We can use elimination to solve for x and y

Add the two equations together

-2x+3y=8

2x-3y=10

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0 = 18

Since this is never true, there are no solutions to this system of equations

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