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If the first equation is multiplied by 5, by what number would the second equation need to be multiplied to eliminate x by the addition method in the system? 3x+4y=9 -5x-10y=6 (I need help real fast)
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If the first equation is multiplied by 5, by what number would the second equation need to be multiplied to eliminate x by the addition method in the system?

3x+4y=9
-5x-10y=6
(I need help real fast)

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