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Malik's solution to the equation 2/5x-4y=10 when x=60 is shown below​

Malik's solution to the equation 2/5x-4y=10 when x=60 is shown below​
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Malik's solution to the equation 2/5x-4y=10 when x=60 is shown below​

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D. Malik substituted 60 for y instead of x.

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