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Use the elimination method to solve the following equations 5x+7y=9 10x+14y=18
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Use the elimination method to solve the following equations
5x+7y=9
10x+14y=18

User Bernardo Meurer
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Explanation:

10x + 14y = 18.....reduce by dividing everything by 2 and u end up with 5x + 7y = 9

notice how both equations are now the same....means same line.....this means ur solution is : INFINITE SOLUTIONS

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