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Solve the system of equations using elimination. 5x+4y=−14

3x+6y=6

A: (−6, 4)
B: (0.4, −4)
C: (−5.6, 3.5)

User Victor Trusov
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The answer for you question is option A
User Slybloty
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Answer:

The answer is (A) (-6,4).

Explanation:

First you have to multiply the first equation by 6 and the second equation by 4. Then next you subtract the second equation from 1.

30x + 24y = - 84

12x + 24y = 24

18x + 0. = - 108

=> 18x = - 108

=> x = - 108 / 18

=> x = - 6

Then for the next step

then put in x = - 6 in equation 2 and solve for y

( 3x + 6y = 6)

(3×(-6) + 6y = 6)

( - 18 + 6y = 6)

( 6y = 18 + 6 )

( 6y = 24)

(y = 4 )

(I really do hope this helps!!!)

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