Select the best possible first step to solving the system by first eliminating the x variable. 3x − 9y = 6 2x − 11y = 6

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Select the best possible first step to solving the system by first eliminating the x variable. 3x − 9y = 6 2x − 11y = 6

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the first step would be to add 3x and 2x i believe but I am not sure

Waheed Ur Rehman answered Aug 13, 2017

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