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X+6y=29 2x-4y=-6 Solve for x in the first equation
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X+6y=29
2x-4y=-6
Solve for x in the first equation
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Solve for x:
x + 6 y = 29 Subtract 6 y from both sides:
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x = 29 - 6 y
why did you add the second?
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