'39 X = 23 5 18y, y + 2x = 0'
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'39 X = 23 5 18y' can be rewritten as 39X = 23 + 5 + 18y, which simplifies to 39X = 28 + 18y. 'y + 2x = 0' is a linear equation in two variables, y and x. Now, we can use the second equation to solve for one variable in terms of the other. y + 2x = 0 y = Show more…
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