SOLUTION: 2.Plot the graph of the equations 4x-6y=2 and 2x-3y=1 and interpret the results.
4x-6y=2
-4x+6y=-2
0=0
These lines are the same and intersect at every point.
Y intercept:
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-> SOLUTION: 2.Plot the graph of the equations 4x-6y=2 and 2x-3y=1 and interpret the results.
4x-6y=2
-4x+6y=-2
0=0
These lines are the same and intersect at every point.
Y intercept:
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Question 170807: 2.Plot the graph of the equations 4x-6y=2 and 2x-3y=1 and interpret the results.
4x-6y=2
-4x+6y=-2
0=0
These lines are the same and intersect at every point.
Y intercept:
2x-3y=1
2(0)-3y=1
0-3y/3=1/3 y intercept = (0,1/3)
Y=0: 2x-3(0)=1
2x/2-0=1/2 x intercept = (1/2,0)
4x-6y=2
X=0: 4(0)-6y=2
0-6y/6=2/6 = 1/3 y intercept = (0,1/3)
Y=0: 4x-6(0)=2
4x/4-0=2/4=1/2 x intercept = (1/2,0)
Could you please tell me if I did the above problem correctly and could you show me how to graph it.
3.Plot the graph of the equations 10x-4y=3 and 5x-2y=6
Can you please show me how to do number 3. Thanks Nichole
From the graph, we can see that one line is right on top of the other one, which means that they intersect an infinite number of times. So there are an infinite number of solutions. This means that the system of equations is consistent and dependent.
# 3
Start with the given system of equations:
In order to graph these equations, we must solve for y first.
From the graph, we can see that the two lines are parallel, which means that they will NEVER intersect. So there are no solutions. This means that the system of equations is inconsistent.