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Consider the following set of equations: Equation R: −3y = −3x – 9 Equation S: y = x + 3 Which of the following best describes the solution to the given set of equations? No solution One solution Infinite solutions Two solutions
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just take -3 common from both sides in the first eqn and see..
\[-3(x+3)=-3x-9\]
what do you get when you solve that?
-3x + -9 = -3x - 9?
right now what do you get when you solve that?
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yeah actually both the equations are same..
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the equations are the same
so you are bound to get 0=0 right? so whats the answer?
no solution?
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no that would be 0=1
indefinite?
yes
see if this helps next time :)
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