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Solve equation 6x−5y=15 x=y+3 ​

Solve equation 6x−5y=15 x=y+3 ​
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Solve equation
6x−5y=15
x=y+3
​

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Answer:

6x-5y=15

6x=15+5y

x=15+5y÷6

x=y+15.8

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