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Find the value of (x) from (4x+y=21) and (2x+y=11).

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Correct answer: (x=5)

The two equations are \\(4x+y=21\\) and \\(2x+y=11\\). Both contain the same term \\(y\\) with the same coefficient. Subtracting the second equation from the first removes \\(y\\): \\(4x+y-(2x+y)=21-11\\). This gives \\(2x=10\\), and dividing both sides by 2 gives \\(x=5\\). Therefore, option D is correct.

A quick check confirms the result. Substituting \\(x=5\\) into the second equation gives \\(2(5)+y=11\\), so \\(y=1\\). The first equation then gives \\(4(5)+1=21\\), which is also true. The key method is elimination: equal terms with equal coefficients cancel when one equation is subtracted from the other.

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