Please Please help! Would appreciate it alot! How many solutions are there to the following system of equations?
6x – 9y = –9 and
A. 1 B. 2 C. infinitely many D. 0
plug in the value of y from 2nd equation into 1st equation that is put y =2/3 x+1 in 6x-9y=-9
just 2, because the second one seems like its for y, and there's only x and y we have to solve for, so 2
hmmm....so @hartnn are you saying 2 or not not
no, there are more than 2 how ? we need to find out so did u do what i asked for ?
well 6x -9(2/3x+1) = -9 6x -6x -9 = -9 0 = 0
yes i plugged it in
now what
what did u get ?
so its 2
@jvlinh so which 2 solutions you got ?
6x-9(y =2/3 x+1)=-9
is what i got
only x and y are in there, and the second only has y, so 2?
is it true @hartnn
thats not the way to solve and no
" 6x -9(2/3x+1) = -9 6x -6x -9 = -9 0 = 0" did u get that process^ ??
we got 0=0, right ? is it true for any values of x and y ?? or for only some values ?
you still here ? @TakeA.I.M. ?
yes sry i was gone for a min
its true for values x and y right?
yes, for all or any values of x and y thats why we have infinite solutions :)
ok thnx
welcome ^_^
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