How do you solve 8m+4a=168 , 4m-6a=132 by substitution and elimination?
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Divide the first equation by 2:

4m+2a=84 so 4m=84-2a;

4m=132+6a from the second equation, so 84-2a=132+6a.

Solving this for a: 8a=-48, a=-6.

4m=84-2a, so 2m=42-a=42+6=48, m=24.
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