Problem-AA:Consider the following system of equations:-123 = 1.5a + 25n5 = -21a +nCalculate the two unknows. QUESTION 1Problem-AAThe value of the variable of "a" isQUESTION 2Problem-AAThe value of the variable of "n" is

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Problem-AA: Consider the following system of equations: -123 = 1.5a + 25n 5 = -21a + n Calculate the two unknows.

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Consider the following system of equations:
-123 = 1.5a + 25n
5 = -21a +n
Calculate the two unknows.

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