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Solve the simultaneous equations x+y=3 and-x+5y=-15.

Equation 1: x+y=3Equation 2: -x+5y=-15Step 1: Check to see if any variables (x or y) can be eliminated. As there is x in equation 1 and -x in equation 2, x can be eliminated by adding the equations togeth...

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Answered by Katherine O. Maths tutor
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Solve 7x + 5 < 3 + 2x

7x < -2 + 2x5x < -2x< -2/5

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Answered by Ben R. Maths tutor
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How do I form a Purpose Clause in Latin?

A purpose clause is used to express the purpose behind an action. Purpose Clauses follow the Sequence of Tenses RuleThey are formed as follows: If the purpose clau...

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Answered by Giles P. Latin tutor
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Parlez-moi un peu de votre vie a l'ecole?

(I can't do accents on this keyboard with this question format)Je vais a un ecole qui s'appelle Magdalen College School. Tout d'abord, il faut que je dise que je me plait beacuoup la. J'ai un grand nombre...

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Answered by Alastair G. French tutor
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Solve the following pair of simultaneous equations: 5x+2y=8 and 2x+y=7

In my opinion the easiest way of approaching simultaneous equations is to first number your equations. 5x+2y=82x+y=7This helps avoid confusion later in the working. Next choose the variable you want to s...

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Answered by Emmy H. Maths tutor
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