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How do I find the number of solutions for this equation? 6y = 12x + 36 15y = 45x + 60​
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How do I find the number of solutions for this equation? 6y = 12x + 36

15y = 45x + 60​

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Answer:

6y = 12x + 36 is x= 1 /2 y−3

15y = 45x + 60​ is x= 1 /3 y+ −4 /3

Explanation:

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