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2x+3y=8 2x+2y=−5 determine their vertical distance
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2x+3y=8 2x+2y=−5 determine their vertical distance

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Answer:

x=2.5

Explanation:

2 (2+3y)÷2+3y=8

2+3y+3y=8

2+6y=8

6y=8-2

6y=6

y=1

x=2+3(1)÷2

x=5÷2

x=2.5

The values of x and y are 2.5,1

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