The system of equations is inconsistent. What are the missing values?
Pls share the equations in question. Also, please definite "inconsistent" as it applies to systems of linear equations.
Y= 2/3 X+3
it is only one equation, I think that we need of a second equation
y= / X+5
hint: I can rewrite the first equation as below: \[\Large y - \frac{2}{3}x = 3\] whereas I can rewrite the second equation as below: \[\Large y - kx = 5\] Now, a way to get an inconsistent system is to choose the value for \(k\) such that, the left side of the second equation, is equal to the left side of the first equation
so, \(k=...?\)
for what values of \(k\) the subsequent condition holds: \[y - \frac{2}{3}x = y - kx\]
is it \(k=2/3\) ?
savana: Much earlier, I asked y ou to DEFINE the term "inconsistent" as it applies to systems of linear equations. Until you can do that, it's going to be hard for you to undrstand what you're looking for in this problem solution.
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5x+ay=2 write it in y=mx+b form ay=-5x=+2 3y=-bx+8 y=-5/a x+2/a y=-b/3 x+8/3 the system will be inconsisent when the equation describes two parallel lines two lines r parallel when the slopes identical a-5/8=-b/3 ab=(-5) * (-3) ab=15 so for every value of ab such as ab=15 this system equation is inconsisent
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oh i just ask ur bro to help me so u better be prepared
i told him u were MIA
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sorry
its ok
so r u going to help me or what
but hurry cuz i don't want to get logged out again
yea
c'mon
ok then i guess i have to ask ur bro
no im here
so whats ur question
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