Identify the number of solutions: -6x+6y=-4 2x-2y=5
Please show work(: I need help on this
if you divide the first equation by -3, notice the left side of both equations will look exactly alike but their right sides are different... do you know what that means?
infinite many solutions because the determinent of the system is zero | -6 6 2 -2|=12-12=0
@byteMe no,no that much honestly
it means that they both have the same slope, BUT different y-intercepts... these two lines don't intersect so there is no solution to the system. these two lines are parallel...
so then that will make it no solution right(also 0)??
correct... no solution....
@sami-21 no,what your saying is many solutions
infinite solutions means they're the same line, or the lines are on top of each other.... in that case, each x, y that work for 1 line also works for the other... see if that works in this problem....
wait,before i do that.aint im suppose to put it in y intercept form first.that's what my teacher said
yes you can... that's a good way of "seeing" each lines slope and y-intercept....
so for the first line i got y=1x-2/3 is that right? i did it in y intercept form
yes..
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