Question

What type of linear system is 3x − 18y = 20 and 6y − x = –12?

inequivalent system

inconsistent system

dependent system

independent system

Answer 1

Hey I remember you

Answer 2

I guess you got to solve for x

Answer 3

what grade is this

Answer 4

This is precalculas 12th grade math

Answer 5

from the 17th ward

Answer 6

see i cant do that

Answer 7

sorry

Answer 8

I see

Answer 9

@dan815

Answer 10

@amistre64

Answer 11

@texaschic101

Answer 12

HI!!

Answer 13

hey

Answer 14

lets solve it and see

Answer 15

oops

Answer 16

you was good I know what you meant

Answer 17

\[3x-18y=20\\
-x+6y=-12\]

Answer 18

these two lines have the same slope, but they are not the same line, they are parallel
if you multiply the second equation by \(-3\) you get the two equations
\[3x-18y=20\\
3x-18y=36\]

Answer 19

there is no way for \(3x-18y\) to be both \(20\) AND \(36\) so there is no solution, i.e. they are parallel

Answer 20

so they are ineq

Answer 21

inequivalent

Answer 22

i believe the math teachers call this "inconsistent"

Answer 23

i better look that up

Answer 24

http://www.algebra.com/algebra/homework/coordinate/Types-of-systems-inconsistent-dependent-independent.lesson
go with "inconsistent"

Answer 25

you right :)

Answer 26

thank you so much

Answer 27

nothing like google huh
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Answer 28

nothing like it

Answer 29

and you are welcome!