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By what number should (2x+3y=13) be multiplied so that (x) can be eliminated with (4x-5y=1)?

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Correct answer: -2

Multiplying the first equation by -2 gives (-4x-6y=-26). On adding it to (4x-5y=1), we get (-4x+4x=0), so x is eliminated. Multiplying by 2 would produce (4x), which would not cancel with the (4x) in the second equation when added. Exam tip: for elimination by addition, make the coefficients equal in magnitude and opposite in sign.

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