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Aiurze

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(I must reckon, that X is a variable, and y is y-intercept)

Q: Try to use the substitution method to solve the the linear system y=3x an y=3x-7. What do you notice?
A) What happens when you graph it?
B) Explain why there is no solution.

And...


Q: Try to use the substitution method to solve the the linear system 3y-6x=15 an y=2x+5. What do you notice?
A) What happens when you graph it?
B) Explain why there is more than one solution?
 
Have you attempted the problems? Have you followed the instructions? If so, where are you stuck? Show us your work. Maybe we can help you.
 
Aiurze said:
(I must reckon, that X is a variable, and y is y-intercept - no

both of those are variables and x is called - generally - independent variable and y is called the dependent variable.)

Q: Try to use the substitution method to solve the the linear system y=3x an y=3x-7. What do you notice?
A) What happens when you graph it?
B) Explain why there is no solution.

And...


Q: Try to use the substitution method to solve the the linear system 3y-6x=15 an y=2x+5. What do you notice?
A) What happens when you graph it?
B) Explain why there is more than one solution?

You need to study a lot - start with:

http://www.purplemath.com/modules/systlin1.htm
 
Aiurze said:
For question 1, (-7.-21) for 2 (0,5).

I have no idea what you are talking about!!!

You really need to study.
 
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