Why do we multiply both the equations with some non-zero variable?

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Why do we multiply both the equations with some non-zero variable?

Safeer PP 29th Dec, 2021

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Safeer PP 29th Dec, 2021

In order to make the coefficient of one of the variables numerically equal but with opposite signs so that they get cancelled when we add them together.

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