SOLUTION: Solve the linear equation
4x+6y=12
9y=-6x+18
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Question 674726: Solve the linear equation
4x+6y=12
9y=-6x+18
Answer by checkley79(3341) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
4x+6y=12
9y=-6x+18
6x+9y=18 Multiply the first equation by -1,5 & add.
-6x-9y=-18
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0x+0y=0 thus there is no solution.
These 2 equations are the same.
One equation with 2 unknowns is not solvable.
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