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Consider the following set of equations Equation A; y=-x+5 Equation b ;y=6x-2
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Consider the following set of equations Equation A; y=-x+5 Equation b ;y=6x-2

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Explanation:

6x-2= -x+5

6x+x=5+2

7x=7

x=1

then ,y= -1+5

y=4

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