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3x−2y=−2 6x−2y=10 solve by elimination

3x−2y=−2 6x−2y=10 solve by elimination
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3x−2y=−2 6x−2y=10 solve by elimination

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Answer:

x=4 y=7

Explanation:

When multiplying 3x by -2, you get -6x. -6x and 6x cross out. You're left with -2y=-2 and -2y=10.

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