Procedural Steps in the Elimination Method
A project manager is using the elimination method to solve a system of linear equations representing the costs of labor () and materials () for a new contract. After successfully adding the equations to eliminate and solving the resulting equation to find that , what is the next step the manager must take according to the standard seven-step procedure?
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