Question

help please

Answer 1

with what

Answer 2

oh I hate these srry

Answer 3

its k thx doe

Answer 4

sorry J dont know this one. :-(

Answer 5

@Nnesha @sammixboo @DanJS @dtan5457

Answer 6

its k

Answer 7

If a system of equations is inconsistent, that means that there are no solutions.
Think about two lines: if they cross at one point (think of an X), that means they meet at one point--there is one solution.
Now think about two lines that overlap one another. They're essentially meeting at infinitely many points--there are infinitely many solutions to that system.
Now think about two lines that never meet at all. If we let them go on forever, never will these two lines meet. Such a system has no solution.
The problem you've posed suggests that the system has no solution (is inconsistent), so what must the slope be for this to be true?

Answer 8

inconsistent means there not solution
and what situations the system would have no solution
if the two line are parallel
or do not intersect at all

Answer 9

The correct answers are 2 and 3.

Answer 10

?

Answer 11

really wow

Answer 12

well in your case they are parallel line
they could be parallel and have infinite number of solution if the two line coincide with each other
but here since y intercepts are different then they don't coincide

Answer 13

so your two line must have the same slope

Answer 14

oh k

Answer 15

so r my answers right?

Answer 16

i believe so

Answer 17

k thx

Answer 18

i don't see your answer
all you need to know is that they have the same slope
so that the two line will never overlap or cross with each other

Answer 19

Yes, the slope should be as you suggested. As @xapproachesinfinity mentioned, this is only true because the intercepts are different.
I've attached a plot of the two lines.

Answer 20

kk