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18. Consider this system of equations: 2/3x+3/5y = 12 (equation A)
5/2-3x = 6 (equation B)
The solution for the system of equations is

18. Consider this system of equations:

2/3x+3/5y = 12 (equation A)
5/2-3x = 6 (equation B)
The so

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18. Consider this system of equations: 2/3x+3/5y = 12 (equation A)
5/2-3x = 6 (equation B)