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Solve the simultaneous equation using algebra. 5x-4y=11 X+2y=5 I'm stuck please help me
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Solve the simultaneous equation using algebra.
5x-4y=11
X+2y=5
I'm stuck please help me
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2x+4y=10
5x-4y=11
2x+4y+5x-4y=10+11
7x=21
x=3
y=1
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