SOLUTION: I have a problem can you help me
Its about solving for the value of k that makes each of the following an inconsistent system
1. y=kx-3
3x+3y=6
2. y=kx-2
3x-y=8
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Its about solving for the value of k that makes each of the following an inconsistent system
1. y=kx-3
3x+3y=6
2. y=kx-2
3x-y=8
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Question 1172527: I have a problem can you help me
Its about solving for the value of k that makes each of the following an inconsistent system
1. y=kx-3
3x+3y=6
2. y=kx-2
3x-y=8
3. 3x-2y=7
y=kx-5
Then, Solve for the value of k that makes each of the following a dependent system
4. x-ky=4
2x+4y=8
5. y =x/2-3
2y=x+k
Find the value of k that makes each of the following a consistent independent system
2x + 3y= -6
3x - 2k= 6 Answer by ewatrrr(24785) (Show Source):
Hi
A consistent system has at least one solution.
An inconsistent system has no solutions.
An independent system has exactly one solution. A dependent system has infinitely many solutions.
the value of k that makes each of the following an inconsistent system (no solutions)
Parallel Lines have no solution in common
Parallel Lines have same slope
1. ( same as 3x + 3y = 6)
Therefore IF (parallel lines, therefore, no solutions)
2. y=kx-2
y= 3x -8 same as 3x-y=8 (parallel lines, therefore, no solutions)
3. y = (3/2)x - 7/2 same as 3x-2y=7
y= kx-5 (parallel lines, therefore, no solutions)
k that makes each of the following a dependent system(infinitely many solutions
Same Lines have infinitely many solutions
Same lines can be just multiples of one another
4. x - ky = 4
0r 2x - 2ky = 8
2x + 4y = 8
-2k = 4 same line, infinitely many solutions
5. y = x/2 -3
y = x/2 + k/2 same as 2y=x+k
k/2 = -3 same line, infinitely many solutions
consistent independent system (exactly one solution)
Lines intersect
3. 3x+3y=-6 This a traditional line
3x - 2k = 6 0r This represents a perpendicular line
ANY value of k would result in the two lines intersecting
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