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2x+3y=12 3x−2y=−8 solve

2x+3y=12 3x−2y=−8 solve
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2x+3y=12
3x−2y=−8
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User Alex Pineda
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Answer:

(6,4)

Explanation:

Multiply 3 by the two equations and add it up but the x's.

Add the y variables and subtract the others

Divide 3y and 12 which gives you 4

Plug in 4y into any equation

Add 24 and leave the 6x which is your answer

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