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elimination method 4p+3q=6 and 3p-5q=-10
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Answered by
R_scott
multiply the equations by factors to equalize the p or q coefficients between the equations
then add or subtract the resulting equations to eliminate p or q
solve for the variable , then substitute back to find the other variable
then add or subtract the resulting equations to eliminate p or q
solve for the variable , then substitute back to find the other variable
Answered by
Damon
like:
3(4p+3q=6) and 4(3p-5q=-10 )
is
12 p + 9 q = +18
12 p - 29 q = -40
----------------------- subtract
3(4p+3q=6) and 4(3p-5q=-10 )
is
12 p + 9 q = +18
12 p - 29 q = -40
----------------------- subtract
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