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2x+2y=3 4x+4y=6 is it zero solutions , one solution , or infinite? i don’t understand please help !!

2x+2y=3 4x+4y=6 is it zero solutions , one solution , or infinite? i don’t understand please help !!
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2x+2y=3

4x+4y=6
is it zero solutions , one solution , or infinite? i don’t understand please help !!

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It would be infinite because they are the same line just multiplied by different scalars.
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