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How many solutions would there be for the following systems of equations y=3x-5 6x-2y=10​
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How many solutions would there be for the following systems of equations
y=3x-5
6x-2y=10​

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So the solution would be (1,-2). Remember you can always validate that the solution is correct by plugging it into both equations. But this is the same as the first equation, y=3x-5. Since they are the SAME line they will have infinite solutions.

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