Solve the system: 3x-2y=6 3x-2y=2 Please help, i'm going crazzzy here!!
Have you tired elimination of one of the variables?
@n0o0sha
Subtract the second equation from the first equation. Be careful with the subtraction -2y - (-2y). What do you get?
The system of equations is inconsistent - it cannot be solved.
i'll try that @mathstudent55
hint: let z = 3x-2y that would lead to the system reducing to z = 6 z = 2
i still don't get it @jim_thompson5910
If z = 6 AND z = 2 then that means 6=2 The equations are inconsistent
x and y represent numbers. They're unknown numbers z is also an unknown based on what x and y would be z can only be one number at a time. We can't say z = 6 and z = 2 at the same time. It's impossible to take on both values at once. Which is why this system has no solutions
oh okay, thank you all :)
u r welcome :-)
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