2/3x+y=7 1/2x+3/4y =21/4 I know it has more then one solution i just need to know the formula to make it right it is written as t being x and y being some number times x divided by another number

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babyx3boo · Answer

Would the formula be the y-int formular
y=mx+b?

babyx3boo · Answer

formula*

anonymous · Answer

its set up as two systems you have to really find y as x can be any number as its infinite solutions

mathmale · Answer

JC:  Your    2/3x+y=7 1/2x+3/4y =21/4    is, unfortunately, hard to read and thus is subject to misinterpretation.  For example, do you mean (2/3)x + y = 7, or is that
(2/3)x+y= (7 1/2)x+3, or what?  It'd be so much clearer if you'd please draw the system of equations straight from the original; use the Draw utility, below.  Or, use parentheses liberally and leave more room to separate one equation from the next.

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mathmale · Answer

Also, please be clearer about what the object of this problem is.   Are you trying to solve a system of equations for x and y?