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asked Nov 21, 2022 71.6k views

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−5x+13y=−7
5x+4y=24

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Explanation:

-5x + 13y = -7

5x + 4y = 24

_________________

17y = 17

y = 17

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17

y = 1

Matreshkin answered Nov 27, 2022

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