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Need help, thank you! 2x+3y=5x−y y=0 x=?
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Need help, thank you!
2x+3y=5x−y
y=0
x=?

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Answer:

x is also 0

Explanation:

If we substitute y as 0, we get


2x=5x\\5x-2x=0\\3x=0\\x=0

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