If you wanted to solve this system by elimination, what would I multiply the second equation by to eliminate the x's when the 2 systems are added? 4x- 3y = -5 and 21 + 6y = -15 4 -6 3 -2

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If you wanted to solve this system by elimination, what would I multiply the second equation by to eliminate the x's when the 2 systems are added? 4x- 3y = -5 and 21 + 6y = -15

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-6
3
-2

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middle-school

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There is no x in the second equation

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You simply multiply the second equation by -4/21

Niteesh answered Jun 21, 2021

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