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You could produce a pair of like terms with opposite coefficients by multiplying the first equation by what number?

You could produce a pair of like terms with opposite coefficients by multiplying the first equation by what number?
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You could produce a pair of like terms with opposite coefficients by multiplying the first equation by what number?

User Maulik Modi
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Answer:

6

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User Arlington
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Answer:

C. 6

Add

-2,-4

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Explanation:

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