x-5=-y

2y-10=-2x
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The second equation can be divided through by 2: y-5=-x and rearranging the first equation we get y-5=-x, which is identical.
Therefore, there is only one equation and two variables, and there is no unique solution, implying an infinite number of solutions satisfying the single equation.
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