SOLUTION: given the pair of linear equations (A) 2x+3y=2 (B) 3x+5y=3 select the correct step in the solution of the system using elimination also known as combination.
A) Multiply equati
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A) Multiply equati
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Question 701947: given the pair of linear equations (A) 2x+3y=2 (B) 3x+5y=3 select the correct step in the solution of the system using elimination also known as combination.
A) Multiply equation (A) by 3 and multiply equation (B) by 2 then add (A) and (B)
B) Multiply equation (A) by 3 and multiply equation (B) by -2 then add (A) and (B)
C) Subtract 3y from both sides of equation (A), then divide the equation by 2
D) Any of the above answers is correct.
E) None of the above is the correct procedure.
I have been stuck on this one question for 5 min now and I cant figure it out will you help me please. Answer by solver91311(24713) (Show Source):
5 minutes! Wow, that's like 300 seconds for crying out loud. Why are you stuck? Have you actually tried the three given methods to see where you end up after you apply them? Let me know what you get when you do that if the answer isn't apparent then.
John
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My calculator said it, I believe it, that settles it
