SOLUTION: 2p-3q=7 3p+2q=17, 3x+y=-1 x+y=7,

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Question 1168010: 2p-3q=7 3p+2q=17, 3x+y=-1 x+y=7, 5e+d=12 3e-2d=2.
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2p-3q=7
3p+2q=17, multiply top by -3 and bottom by 2
-6p+9q=-21
6p+4q=34
13q=13
q=1
p=5
==
3x+y=-1
x+y=7
-x-y=-7
2x=08
x=-4
y=11
==
5e+d=12
3e-2d=2
10e+2d=24
13e=26
e=2
d=2

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