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How do you solve the linear system using elimination 10x - 9y = 46 -2x + 3y = 10​
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How do you solve the linear system using elimination
10x - 9y = 46
-2x + 3y = 10​

User Sony Khan
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10x-9y=46. Equation 1
-2x+3y=10. Equation 2


Equation 2 should be multiplied by 3


-6x+9y=30

So,


By eliminating y component we get,

4x=56

X=14.

Substitute in equation 1.

Y=1.444.



Hope it helped you
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