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How many solutions does the system of equations have ? Y= 6x +2 and 3y-18x=12

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Answer:

0 solutions

Explanation:

same slope, different y intercepts so they never intersect

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Answer:

As both slopes are equal, and the values of b are different it means that the two lines are parallel and the system of equations does not have any solution. (Please see the picture below)

Explanation:

1. First write the system of equations:


y=6x+2


3y-18x=12

2. Solve y for the second equation:


3y-18x=12


3y=18x+12


y=(18x+12)/(3)


y=6x+4

3. Re write both equations in the form y=mx+b, where m is the slope and b is the value of y when x=0 :


y=6x+2


y=6x+4

As both slopes are equal, and the values of b are different it means that the two lines are parallel and the system of equations does not have any solution.

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