use the method of substitution to solve the system of linear equations 6a=3-b 6a=4-b multiple answers are given (a) there is one solution and the solution is (ordered pair) (b) there are intfantly many solutions (c) no solution
it should be (a)
artix if the answer is a what would the ordered pair be
from eqn 1, express b in terms of a, u get b=-2a, substitute that into eqn 2 and u get a=1 and b =-2
Solve the first eq for be by first subtracting 3 from both sides: 6a - 3 = -b Now multiply both sides by -1: -6a + 3 = b Now rewrite as b = -6a + 3 Since you now know that b = -6a + 3, insert that value of b into b in the second equation: 6a = 4 - (-6a +3) and solve for a 6a = 4 + 6a -3 Collect like terms on right side: 6a = 1 + 6a Now subtract 6a from both sides: 6a - 6a = 1 + 6a - 6a and you get 0 = 1 Since this is a flase statement, that means there is no solution.
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