What is the value of the x variable in the solution to the following system of equations?

2x − y = 6
4x − 2y = 12

Question

What is the value of the x variable in the solution to the following system of equations?

2x − y = 6
4x − 2y = 12

anonymous · Answer

no solution

anonymous · Answer

it's not a system

anonymous · Answer

y=2x-6....................1
4x-2y=12.................2
.......................................
sub 1 in 2
4x-2(2x-6)=12
4x-4x+12=12

Its clear there is no such Q... regard :P

anonymous · Answer

excuse me mmathhenius?!?! watch your self i did nothing wrong

ash2326 · Answer

Mmathgenius be nice, help her out.

anonymous · Answer

I thought mathgenius was calling her retarded for not knowing how to do this, but he is saying it was just explained to her I guess.

anonymous · Answer

This is not my work it is my sisters and i do not have any idea how to solve this u dont have to answer to this questiopn u can go to someone eleses ok i was not begging u to answer this

anonymous · Answer

This is a inconsistent system, two parallel straight lines.

ash2326 · Answer

coral1998 leave it, we'll help you:)

anonymous · Answer

It is fine i will not ask any more idk why some ppl have to be so rude tho :\ thANK ALL OF U WHO HELPED ME! that will be all.....

farmdawgnation · Answer

coral1998, sorry about that. I've issued that user an official warning. If they do something like that again - file an Abuse Report and we'll handle it.

anonymous · Answer

Ok thank u :) and u use big word lol :p jkjk