Question

MATH HELP? please :(

Solve the following system of equations.
x - 2y = 5
2x - 4y = 10

Infinitely Many Solutions

No Solutions

(0, 0)

(5, 10)

Answer 1

what do you think? try graphing both equations... what do you get?

Answer 2

When i did it, I got (0,0). But i have a feeling that my answer is not right...

Answer 3

@dpaInc

Answer 4

how did you get (0, 0)? when you did it, what was that last statement in your calculations?

Answer 5

It just what I got when I tried to do it, But I think i'm doing something wrong. I don't get what you're asking...... i guess ill just ask my teacher about it. I'm too confused @dpaInc

Answer 6

no... i think i know what's going on but i'm not too sure.... exactly what was the last line when you did this?

Answer 7

and i think you're prolly doing it right but you don't know how to interpret what you have...

Answer 8

did you use elimination to solve this?

Answer 9

I used the graphing method...

Answer 10

what happened when you graphed both of these lines?

Answer 11

Wait, i just tried it again with the elimination method and got No solutions.
I think that's right

Answer 12

what did you do in elimination? what variable did you eliminate?