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The Elimination Method can be used to solve a system of linear equations if either of the variable terms would cancel out the corresponding variable term in the other equation when added together.
(-6,-1)
(II): Add (I)
(II): Remove parentheses
(II): a+(- b)=a-b
(II): Add and subtract terms
(II): .LHS /(-13).=.RHS /(-13).
(II): a* b/c=a/c* b
(II): - a/- b=a/b
(II): Put minus sign in front of fraction
(I): a/a=1
(I): Identity Property of Multiplication
(I): y= -1
(I): Multiplication Property of -1
(I): a-(- b)=a+b
(I): LHS-5=RHS-5
(I): Subtract terms
(I): .LHS /4.=.RHS /4.
(I): a* b/c=a/c* b
(I): a/a=1
(I): Identity Property of Multiplication
(I): Put minus sign in front of fraction
(I): Calculate quotient
(I), (II): x= -6, y= -1
(I): a(- b)=- a * b
(II): - (- a)=a
(I), (II): Multiplication Property of -1
(I), (II): a-(- b)=a+b
(I), (II): Add terms