brett2004 brett2004

20-03-2020
Mathematics

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If you do not have equal coefficients for both variables, can you
still use the elimination method?

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jakubsmutny jakubsmutny

20-03-2020

Answer:

Yes

Step-by-step explanation:

Multiply one eqution so that they are same.

For example:

2x+17y+48=0

x+8y-6=0 --> multiply 2 times, so 2x+16y-12=0

and now you can use it as if they are coefficients for both variables

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