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payton:

Which value, when placed in the box, would result in a system of equations with infinitely many solutions? y = -2x + 4 6x + 3y = -12 -4 4 12

ramen:

do you know what a system of equations that has infinitely many solutions would look like?

payton:

not really i dont remember

darkknight:

A system of equations with infinity many solutions would be just like 2 lines overlapping each other. Because every point on one line is a point on another line.

ramen:

and we have to first of all make the second equation into y=mx+b form

payton:

okay

ramen:

but what number from the choices could result in the second equation having the same line as the first equation?

darkknight:

Guys, the best thing to use rn is substitution

darkknight:

You don't need to convert to y=mx+b, you have the equation in terms of y

ramen:

i guess so

darkknight:

substitute so that y = -2x + 4 6x + 3y = 6x+3(-2x+4) = 6x-6x+12 = ?

darkknight:

And your answer is...

payton:

12x?

darkknight:

What? 12 = What?

darkknight:

12 = 12 obviously.

ramen:

cmon harley

payton:

d

darkknight:

Look at your answer choices. Yes d!!!

ramen:

good job

darkknight:

Good job, keep it up.

payton:

im soooo slow

ramen:

its ok harley

darkknight:

its fine.

payton:

thx again

darkknight:

np

ramen:

no pro

payton:

time for the next few

ramen:

ok we are ready

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