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How do you solve system of equations with -x+3y=0 & 2x+6y=12
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How do you solve system of equations with -x+3y=0 & 2x+6y=12
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There are 3 available methods - Substitution , Elimination and
Matrix.
The substitution
method is used to eliminate one of the variables by replacement.
The elimination method
is used for solving linear systems.
A Matrix is an array of numbers.
Lets use Substitution to solve this system.
Substitute
into
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