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4x + 2y=7 2x + y=5 ,,,,,,,please
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The first equation implies that 2x+y should equal 3.5
and that contradicts the second equation
4.2.7 ----- = 2.1.c 2 they are thesame and differ by a constant
separate parallel lines
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there is no answer.
we cant get the value x and y??
no. There are no values of x and y that answer the equation
no, lumenaire has clearly explained why.
u sure about that???
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akmalchan: multiply both sides of the second equation by 2. what do you get?
4x+2y = 10
4x+2y cant be both 10 and 7 at the same time. therefore the equations contradict each other. So there is no answer that fulfills both equations at the same time
yes....
if 4x + 2y is 10, then we can get an answer.
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