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Solve the system y-10=3x, 2y = 6x + 20
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Solve the system y-10=3x, 2y = 6x + 20

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Answer:

they are the same line! hence there are infinite number of solutions

Explanation:

y-10=3x (rearrange)

we get: y = 3x + 10 ----------- eq. (1)

2y=6x+20 (divide both sides by 2)

we get: y = 3x + 10 ----------- eq. (2)

We can see that (1) = (2).

i.e they are the same line! hence there are infinite number of solutions.

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