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On your own paper, rewrite these equations in slope intercept form, y=mx+b
. Determine how many possible solutions there are for this systerm.
6x−3y=−6
9x−3y=−18
(1 point)
6x−3y=−6
in slope intercept form is y=
x+
9x−3y=−18
in slope intercept form is y=
x+
Question 2
How many possible solutions are there for this system of equations/(1 point)
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One Solution
One Solution
No Solutions
No Solutions
Infinitely Many Solutions
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6x − 3y = −6 => y = 2x + 2
9x − 3y = −18 => y = 3x + 6
Since the slopes (2 and 3) are different, the lines intersect in exactly one point. Answer: One Solution. (Intersection point: x = −4, y = −6.)
9x − 3y = −18 => y = 3x + 6
Since the slopes (2 and 3) are different, the lines intersect in exactly one point. Answer: One Solution. (Intersection point: x = −4, y = −6.)
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