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I have two algebra equations and I have to solve for x.

2x+3y=78
3x+2y=72

Not sure how to do this.

Thanks.
16 years ago

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bobpursley
multiply the top equation by 3, the bottom by 2
6x+9y=78*3
6x+4y=72*2
subtract the bottom eq from the first.

5y= 78*3-72*2
solve for y, then go back to any equation ans solve for x.
16 years ago

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