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Solve by elimination 3x+3y=0 and -2x-y=0
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Solve by elimination 3x+3y=0 and -2x-y=0
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Y=0 because you must get like terms in order to start the process of elimination and once you get same terms then you eliminate. And subtract or add the divide by y or x to get your answer. So y=0
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