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What is the solution of (\frac{x}{2}+\frac{y}{5}=6) and (x-y=4)?

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Correct answer: (x=\frac{68}{7},\ y=\frac{40}{7})

The direct answer is option D: x=68/7 and y=40/7. First clear the denominators in x/2+y/5=6 by multiplying every term by 10. This gives 5x+2y=60. From x-y=4, write x=y+4. Substitute: 5(y+4)+2y=60, so 7y+20=60, 7y=40, and y=40/7. Therefore x=y+4=40/7+28/7=68/7. Option D is correct. Option A has x=60/7,y=32/7; their difference is 4, but the first equation becomes 44/7, not 6. Option B has difference 4 but fails the first equation. Option C also has difference 4 but fails it. Direct checking of D gives x-y=4 and x/2+y/5=34/7+8/7=6. The memory cue is to multiply by the least common denominator before eliminating fractions.

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Linear EquationsFraction EquationsSubstitutionHardClass 10

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