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Which equation can be multiplied by (3) to eliminate (x) with (3x+2y=16)?

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Correct answer: \(-x+y=2\)

Multiplying \(-x+y=2\) by 3 gives \(-3x+3y=6\). Adding this to \(3x+2y=16\) cancels \(3x\) with \(-3x\), so \(x\) is eliminated. If option A is multiplied by 3, it produces \(3x\), which will not cancel the given \(3x\) on addition. Exam tip: for elimination, make the coefficients of one variable equal in magnitude and opposite in sign.

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Pair Of Linear EquationsElimination MethodLinear EquationsAlgebraic MethodsClass 10Algebraic Methods: Substitution Method And Elimination Method.Algebraic Methods Substitution Method And Elimination MethodPair Of Linear Equations In Two Variables

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