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Could somebody check whether i solved the question correctly? If the straight lines 3x-y=-2 and ax+2y=3 are parallel then a=?
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Y=3x+2 Y=-ax/2 +3/2
The both must have a common slope since they are parallel
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3x = -ax/2
I get a= -6
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u can just get rid of the x and solve for a, so 3=-a/2
yes, a=-6 is correct
Is there another way of solving it?
By using the elimination method?
i dont think so.
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elimination would help u find the x and y, but in ur case u were trying to find a coefficient,a
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