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Complete the two-column proof.

Complete the two-column proof.-example-1
User Dlrust
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The two-column proof you sent is correct. It proves that
$(62)/(7) = y$given that 11x-7y=-7 and x=5.

The two-column proof you sent is correct. It proves that
$(62)/(7) = y$given that 11x-7y=-7 and x=5.

Proof:

| Statement | Reason |

|---|---|---|

| 11x-7y=-7 | Given |

| x=5 | Given |

| Substitute x=5 into the first equation: | Substitution Property |

| 11(5)-7y=-7 |

| Simplify the left-hand side: | Arithmetic |

| 55-7y=-7 |

| Subtract 55 from both sides: | Subtraction Property of Equality |

| -7y=-62 |

| Divide both sides by -7 | Division Property of Equality |

|
$y=(62)/(7)$ |

| Simplify the right-hand side: | Arithmetic |

|
$y=(62)/(7)$ |

Therefore,
$(62)/(7) = y$.

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