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6j-k=20
3k+6j=11
Solve from elimination method

6j-k=20 3k+6j=11 Solve from elimination method-example-1
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That's some nice handwriting :)

Eliminate
k and solve for
j.


3 (6j - k) + (3k + 6j) = 3\cdot23 + 11 \\\\ \implies 18j - 3k + 3k + 6j = 69 + 11 \\\\ \implies 24j = 80 \\\\ \implies \boxed{j = (80)/(24) = \frac{10}3}

Now solve for
k.


6j - k = 23 \implies k = 6j - 23 \\\\ \implies k = 6\cdot\frac{10}3 - 23 \\\\ \implies \boxed{k = -3}

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