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[" (1) If "x" and "y" are rational number such that "(x+2y)+(x-3y)uu v6=(x-y-2)v5+(2x+y-2)" Then "],[[" (a) "|x+y=6," (b) "x+y=5," (c) "x+y=4" (d) "|x+y=3]]

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