solve the following equations

3a + 2b - 4a = 17 ..... (1)

3a - 3b + 5a = 4  ...... (2)

2a - b - 2d = 6  ...... (3)
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3x +5x-3y=4

8x-3y=4

-3y=-8x+4

+3y=8x-4

y=(8x-4)/3
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