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Solve by the addition method. (If there is no solution, enter NO SOLUTION. Use the parameters x and y as necessary.) 4x − 4y = 9x − 6 4x + 7y = 2y + 12

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You can solve this equation by first factoring out the common factor and then combining the like terms on each side of the equals sign:
4x − 4y = 9x − 6
4. 4(x−y) = 9(x−y)
5. 4(x−y) = 9x − 9y
6. 4(x−y) = 9x − 9y
7. Substitute x=3 and y=-1: 4(3−(-1)) = 9(3 − (-1))
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