SOLUTION: 4x+y = 2 12x+3y = 6

Question 218263: 4x+y = 2
12x+3y = 6
Answer by drj(1380) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
4x+y = 2 Equation A
12x+3y = 6 Equation B

Note these equations have many solutions to these equations are not independent because when I multiply Equation A by 3 we have 12x+3y=6 which is identical to Equation B. So when we subtract these equations we have 0=0. Which means many point (x,y) satisfying the equations.
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