SOLUTION: How do you solve this equation?
x-6y=4
3x-18y=4
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Question 97574: How do you solve this equation?
x-6y=4
3x-18y=4
Answer by Msgenes(10) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
There are two ways of doing this problem by elimination or substitution.
I am going to do it as elimination.
x - 6y = 4
3x - 18y = 4
We have to set the problem up to where we are able to elimnate y in order to solve this problem and we do that by multipling -3 times the first equation.
-3(x - 6y =4)
-3x + 18y = -12
Now we are able to elimnate y.
-3x + 18y = -12
3x - 18y = 4
The only problem here is that x and y is elimnated.
0=4
This problem does not have a solution because as you can see the x and y cancels out. So your answer will be no solution.
Good Luck. :) Hopes this helps you.
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