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For the system of equations: -4s + 2t = -5 8s - 6t=7 What is the value of s?
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For the system of equations:
-4s + 2t = -5
8s - 6t=7
What is the value of s?

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Answer:

s = 2

Explanation:

I'll be using the substitution method.

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