Asked by Anonymous

Solve the following system of equations. You will type your x value in the first part and the y value in the second part of the question. If the answer if no solution then type NS in both parts and if the the answer is infinite solutions then type I in both parts.



x = 3y + 6

x = 3y - 3

What is the x value?

what is the y value?

Answers

Answered by bobpursley
Marcus: I doubt if you have had algebra, you are embarassing yourself.

on the two equations, both have the same slope, and they never will cross. There cannot be an (x,y) that satisfies the equations.
Answered by Ms. Sue
x = 3y + 6

x = 3y - 3

3y + 6 = 3y - 3

No solution
Answered by Anonymous
oml thank you
Answered by marcus
You know I can report you on that so please respect others Ms.sue. I bet you even read that question that I ask and yes that was directed at you.
Answered by Ms. Sue
Please report me.

Answered by bobpursley
Marcus: You are on a time out for your smart remarks. Come back in a couple of weeks, a little more mature.
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