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in order to solve the system of equations below , harvey multiplies each equation by a constant to eliminate the x terms.

in order to solve the system of equations below , harvey multiplies each equation-example-1
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User Sarathi
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14x + 6y = 10 \\ - 14x - 35y = 77

multiply all terms in the top equation by 2

multiply all terms in the second equation by -7. it would then add the two equations together to cancel out the variable x

You will then have two equations in terms of y

solve for y and either equation then substitute that value for y into the other equation then solve for x

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