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Problem #2.
Solve using the addition method.
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1.) I'm going to label each equation in order to reference back to them.
Equation 1.)
Equation 2.)
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2.) Both look easy to manipulate, but, if we use equation 2 we will have smaller numbers.
Equation 1.)
Equation 2.)
**First I'm going to get rid of the "x".
Equation 2.)
<-----Your "new" equation. I'll name it equation 3.
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3.) Using equation 1 & equation 3 combine.
Equation 1.)
Equation 3.)
***Notice: "2x" will be gone.
***** The "y" will now be -5y
******* And
******** The equation will now be <---I'm calling this equation 4.
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4.) Solve for "y" using equation 4.
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5.) Using either equation 1 or equation 2, plug in to solve for "x".
Equation 1.)
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6.) Check and for either equation 1 or equation 2.