A system of equations is given. −5y = 10 − 5x −2y = 8 − 4x Solve for (x, y) using the elimination method.

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A system of equations is given. −5y = 10 − 5x −2y = 8 − 4x Solve for (x, y) using the elimination method.

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−5y = 10 − 5x and −2y = 8 − 4x is x =2 and y = 0.

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