Question

-x + y =3 and 2x-2y=-6

Answer 1

what are you trying to solve? make it in y= form or what?

Answer 2

its sytems. it says to solve and explain what the solution tells us about the lines represented by equations

Answer 3

they are the same line... watch if i mutliply the first equation by -2

-2(-x+y)=-2*3
2x-2y=-6

which is the same as the second line

Answer 4

ax+by=c is called standard form of the line, it has some posotive atributes but it is not unique; the slope-intercept form of a line(y=mx+b) is unique and you would see that they are the same line if you solved each for y.

Answer 5

Depending on what your teacher/text wants is how you indicate the solution, but geometrically the lines are COINCIDENT (on top of each other).

Answer 6

The solution set often looks like {(x,y):y=x+3}

Answer 7

thanks my teacher did one with us and he didnt explain

Answer 8

ru good

Answer 9

yea thanks