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2a + 3b = 5 b = a - 5 How would I solve this ?
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2a + 3b = 5
b = a - 5
How would I solve this ?

2a + 3b = 5 b = a - 5 How would I solve this ?-example-1
User Artur Zagretdinov
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5 the answer isieirjjfjriroeoeoeoosodkdkririeje
User Vhr
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Explanation:

lol I do iready too so first replace the varbile with what ever number they have then you multiply it

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