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If (2x+y=14) and (x+2y=16), what is the value of (xy)?

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Correct answer: 24

From the first equation, y=14-2x. Substituting this into x+2y=16 gives x+2(14-2x)=16, so -3x=-12 and x=4. Hence y=6, and xy=4×6=24. A value such as 22 can result from an error while handling the coefficient 2 during substitution. Exam tip: After finding x and y, verify them in either original equation.

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