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can someone show me the steps of solving this problem: 5x-2y=14 -x-3y=4 ...solve by the method of elimination
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multiply the second equation all the way across by 5, then add it to the first equation the \(x\) term will be eliminated
can you please show me how to do that
5x-2y=14 -(1) -x-3y=4 -(2) (2)x5 +(1) 5(-x-3y) + (5x-2y) = 5(4) + 14 <- solve this and you can get the value of y.
can you show we how to solve it
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