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  1. October 19th 2010, 03:21 PM #1
    chinese_man_77
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    Cant find the right answer

    solve:

    3(y-6)=2x
    3x+5y=11

    any help would be great appreciated, thanks.
    I keep getitng to 3(y-6)/2 +5y= 11 and then i get it wrong everytime.
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  2. October 19th 2010, 03:25 PM #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by chinese_man_77 View Post
    solve:

    3(y-6)=2x
    3x+5y=11

    any help would be great appreciated, thanks.
    I keep getitng to 3(y-6)/2 +5y= 11 and then i get it wrong everytime.
    \displaystyle\ x=\frac{3(y-6)}{2}

    3x=\displaystyle\frac{9(y-6)}{2}
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