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Jemma wants to solve the following system using the elimination method: y = x − 6 y = 6x − 19 What number should the equation y = x − 6 be multiplied by to eliminate x? 1 2 4 −6
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Jemma wants to solve the following system using the elimination method:

y = x − 6
y = 6x − 19

What number should the equation y = x − 6 be multiplied by to eliminate x?

1
2
4
−6

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Your answer is -6

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