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Previous Question: This is a problem that I need to solve by system of elimination and then check the answer. The problem is: {3a+2b=2} {a+6b+18} How do I solve this, and check the problem. Please help. Thank You Next Question: Please help me solve the equation. -4(x-9)=-8. Thanks for all of your help!

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