Find the values of x and y using substitution.
m< 1= 3x-6
m< 2=5x+2y
m< 3...
Mathematics, 20.09.2019 05:20 jtingley0502
Find the values of x and y using substitution.
m< 1= 3x-6
m< 2=5x+2y
m< 3= x+y+6
Answers: 1
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