2x+3y=4
4x+6y=9

Question

2x+3y=4
4x+6y=9

anonymous · Answer

Are you sure that's the correct question? o_o

terenzreignz · Answer

Why not @Jas9420 ?
Scared of weird systems of equations? :D

anonymous · Answer

Well, aren't the equations parallel? So, no solution? :?

terenzreignz · Answer

Yes they are, Jas... yes they are :D

terenzreignz · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

Multiply the first equation by 2 then subtract

unklerhaukus · Answer

there are no solutions for this system

anonymous · Answer

obliviously ;)

anonymous · Answer

using substition

terenzreignz · Answer

I did tell you the first step in the previous incarnation of this question, though...
pick a variable, x or y, in the first equation and isolate it.

What that means is to rearrange the equation such that the variable you picked stands alone on one side of the equals-sign.

Get to it, champ :)

unklerhaukus · Answer

lets solve the first equation for x
2x+3y=4
minus three y from both sides of the equation , 
then divid both sides by two
x= . . .

anonymous · Answer

2/2 =1 1/2=.5

unklerhaukus · Answer

2x+3y  =  4
misusing three y from both sides of the equation , 
2x+3y -3y = 4 -3y
simplifying
2x=4-3y
now divide both sides by two