5x - y = 6 x + 6y = 4 To solve the system by elimination, what integer would you multiply the FIRST equation by?

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Ken Simon asked Mar 2, 2022

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5x - y = 6

x + 6y = 4

To solve the system by elimination, what integer would you multiply the FIRST equation by?

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1.5x-y=6

x-y=5+6

x-y=11

2.x + 6y =4

x+y=6-4

X+y=2

xy=2

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