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3 years ago

What value does each equation need to be multiplied by in order to eliminate the x terms equation 1 6x-5y=-4 equation 2 4x+2y=28

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ivann1987 [24]3 years ago

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Equation1= -2/3 +5/6y
equation2= 7-1/2y

spayn [35]3 years ago

5 0

You need to find what x is equal to for each equation, so you can sub why x is equal to in the place I'd x to eliminate the variable
1. 6x-5y=-4
6x=5y-4
X=5/6y-2/3
2. 4x+2y=28
4x=-2y+28
X=-1/2y+7
Hope this helps!

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