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If you wanted to eliminate the y variable by adding the two equations in the following system, what could be your first step? 2x − 4y = 6 3x − y = 12 Add the two equations together Multiply the first equation by −4 Multiply the second equation by −4 Multiply the second equation by 4
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Now this one is different
it uses the elimination method
with this method we need the y's to have the smae number in front of them
expect one y needs a -4 in front and one y needs a +4 in front
that way we can eliminate them
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what would we want to do to make the first equation have a -4y and the second equation have a +4y
so how do we change the -y to 4y ?
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