SOLUTION: Solve using systems of linear equations with two variables: C1+C2=0.00027 and C1-C2=0.0016

SOLUTION: Solve using systems of linear equations with two variables: C1+C2=0.00027 and C1-C2=0.0016

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Question 974238: Solve using systems of linear equations with two variables:
C1+C2=0.00027 and C1-C2=0.0016
Answer by MathLover1(20849) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

.....eq.1
......eq.2
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.....eq.1... solve for
........substitute in eq.2

......eq.2...solve for

now go to ........substitute and solve for

check:
.....eq.1

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