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Multiply the second equation by 2

Solution:

Step-by-step explanation:

1) In order to use the elimination method to solve systems of equations, you must first multiply one or both of the equations so that the coefficients of a pair of terms with matching variables share the same number, but have opposite signs.

In this case, the y terms must fit that requirement. The y term in the first equation is 2y and the one in the second equation is -y. They already have opposite signs, one positive and other negative, so we just need -y to be -2y. So, in order to do that, multiply by 2.

2) After multiplying the whole second equation by 2, you will get . Now, add the the two equations together, eliminate the y terms, and isolate x to find its value.

3) Then, substitute that x value back into one of the equations to receive the y-value.

To better explain these steps, I attached pictures below.

yes because there is exactly one y value for every x value

for function there can't be more than one value for every x value

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