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Roger Garza
3 February, 03:07
Solve by elimination
*-5y=10 and
2*-10y=20
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Melanie May
3 February, 04:50
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To solve for the systems x-5y=10, 2x-10y=20 by elimination, first multiply the first equation by - 2 which will get you to - 2x+10y=-20, 2x-10y=20. Then, now that you have terms that can be eliminated, you add the two equations together:
(-2x+2x) + (10y-10y) = (-20+20)
This will result in the answer 0=0 meaning that the solutions are all real numbers.
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