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If \(2x+3y=18\) and \(5x-4y=1\), find the value of (x-2y).

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Correct answer: \(-\frac{101}{23}\)

Multiply the two equations by 4 and 3 respectively to get \(8x+12y=72\) and \(15x-12y=3\). Adding them gives \(23x=75\), so \(x=\frac{75}{23}\). Substituting in \(2x+3y=18\) gives \(y=\frac{88}{23}\). Hence, \(x-2y=\frac{75}{23}-2\left(\frac{88}{23}\right)=-\frac{101}{23}\). Although \(-4\) is a nearby integer, it is not the exact value. Exam tip: when a fractional result is obtained, retain the exact fraction unless rounding is specifically asked.

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