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If −8x+6y=−4 is a true equation, what would be the value of 6y−8x?
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If −8x+6y=−4 is a true equation, what would be the value of 6y−8x?

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Answer is x=839​ and y=−8 Explanation: Here you just substitute y=−8 in the first equation 8x+6y=−9 ...

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