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Q14
Question 14
If 4x+2y = 0, 3x-y = 5, Find x+y
A.
3
B.
2
C.
1
D.
-1
E.
-2
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Exam body
BECE
Subject
Mathematics
Year
2012 Paper 1
Question no.
#14
Type
Objective
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