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4 July, 09:54

Given the equations 2x+4/3y=1 and y - 9/13x=9, by what factor would you multiply the first equation so that combining the two equations would eliminate x?

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  1. 4 July, 12:57
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    2 times what=9/13

    times 1/2 both sides

    what=9/26

    you can mutilpy by 9/26
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