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Okay, we want to solve this system of equations.
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So we have a couple different ways we can do this.
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We have substitution and we have elimination.
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In this case, i would use elimination because you have your variables all lined up.
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You have your x is lined up, your y's, and your constants.
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So elimination is where we add the two equations together and completely get rid of x or y.
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So if you think about it, right now if you added, you would get five.
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5x, you'd get 4y.
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So nothing is eliminated.
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So we need to change one of our equations so that when we add them together, we'll have something cancel.
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So what i could do is take this second equation and multiply the entire equation by 5.
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Because you'll notice that right now your y terms, one's positive and one's negative.
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So if i multiply by 5 on the second one, then i'll have a negative 5, which will cancel...