x+y=-2 x+y=3

the two equation notice the left sides of the equation are exactly alike, but the right are different. this mean the to lines are parallel and they dont intersect. there fore there is no solution in this system. then i have to solve using the substitution we will do that first . solve for x????? i dont know

CAn you guys help me? Thanks :)

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x+y=-2                                                                                                                    x+y=3
 

the two equation notice the left sides of the equation are exactly alike, but the right are different. this mean the to lines are parallel and they dont intersect. there fore there is no solution in this system. then i have to solve using the substitution we will do that first . solve for x????? i dont know

CAn you guys help me? Thanks :)

anonymous · Answer

You are correct, these are two parallel lines. One of them is 5 units above the other. What are you trying to find?

anonymous · Answer

Sovle for the x

anonymous · Answer

Well, in the first equation x = -2-y
And in the second: x=3-y

anonymous · Answer

yeah, keep going please

anonymous · Answer

That's it:

-2-y=3-y
-2=3 Which is impossible.

anonymous · Answer

So what should i do? I still kindas not really get it

anonymous · Answer

Based on your current question there is no answer. Is this something you made up or can you type in the exact question?

anonymous · Answer

Oh wait never mind i get it, my bad sorry. Yeah you was right, thanks