SOLUTION: if a system has an infinate number of solutions use set buider notation to write the solution set if a system has no solution state this (the substitution method
t=4-2s, t+2s=6
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Question 821670: if a system has an infinate number of solutions use set buider notation to write the solution set if a system has no solution state this (the substitution method
t=4-2s, t+2s=6
the answer I got then got lost was
(4-2s)+2s=6 please help
Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
if a system has an infinate number of solutions use set buider notation to write the solution set if a system has no solution state this (the substitution method
t=4-2s,
t+2s=6
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Put both in slope-intercept form::
t = -2s + 4
t = -2s + 6
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Substitute for "t" and solve for "s"::
-2s + 4 = -2s + 6
4 = 6
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That is a contradiction resulting from thinking there was a (s,t) solution.
There is no such solution.
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Cheers,
Stan H.
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