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How many solutions does the system of equations have? 2x + 3y = 6 y=2/3x-1 A. 0 B. 1 C. 2 D. infinite

User Colin Pear
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Answer:

The answer is B) 1.

Explanation:

Combine the equations like this:


2x+3y=(2)/(3)x-1

Then subtract
3y from all sides.


2x+3y-3y=(2)/(3)x-1-3y

Simplify the equation.


2x=(2)/(3)x-1-3y

Then subtract
(2)/(3)x from all sides.


2x-(2)/(3)x=(2)/(3)x-1-3y-(2)/(3)x

Simplify again.


(4)/(3)x=-1-3y

Multiply all sides by
3.


3* (4)/(3)x=-3* 1-3 * 3y

Simplify again.


4x=-3-9y

Divide all sides by
4


(4x)/(4)=- (3)/(4)- (9y)/(4)

Simplify again.


x= \mathbf{(-3-9y)/(4)}

User Sameer K
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Answer:

the answer is a :)

Explanation:

User Madhur Maurya
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