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solve the following system of equation x+3y=2, x=6-3y
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im trying to figure this out ok
i know that x=3
and y = 6
No, 3+3*6 is not 2
There is no solution: the two lines are parallel to each other
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rewrite as: x+3y=2, x=6-3y y=2/3-x/3 and y=2-x/3 The slope is the same (because the value before the x is -1/3 in both equations) Therefore the lines are parallel
Or substitute the second equation into the first: 6-3y+3y=2 6=2 Which makes it invalid Which makes there be no solution
6=2
@cece1902 BUT 6 is NOT equal to 2 - so see @kc-kennylau 's answer above...
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