I have a linear system problem and need to use elimination

Linear System 1:  1/2x + 1/3y = 5/6

Linear System 2:  1/2y + 3/4x = 5/4

Use elimination to solve.
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line 1...(x/2) +(y/3) =5/6 become 3x + 2y=5, or 2y=-3x+5...y=-1.5x+2.5

line 2...(3/4)x +(y/2)=5/4 become 3x +2y=5

line 2 same as line1...kant du nuthun
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What is the answer?  This is the problem I had--they are the same lines--
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