SOLUTION: Graph the system below and write its solution. {4x+2y=6 {y=-2x+3 *It's either no solution, infinitely many solutions, or it has a solution. For my answer, I got "Infinitely

Algebra ->  Graphs -> SOLUTION: Graph the system below and write its solution. {4x+2y=6 {y=-2x+3 *It's either no solution, infinitely many solutions, or it has a solution. For my answer, I got "Infinitely      Log On


   

Question 906543: Graph the system below and write its solution.
{4x+2y=6
{y=-2x+3
*It's either no solution, infinitely many solutions, or it has a solution.
For my answer, I got "Infinitely many solutions" but I am having trouble graphing it. How do I plot the points 3/2(x-int.) , (0,3) (y-int.)?
**I know that the slope is 3/2 but I don't know how I would graph that. I do know how to graph (0,3).
*** I HAVE TO graph it as 3/2. I CAN NOT put it as a decimal! Which is why I need help graphing 3/2. Thanks :)
Answer by Fombitz(32388) About Me  (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Your answer is correct.
They are the same line.
Graphing it,
(3%2F2,0)
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(0,3)

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Now draw the line between them y=-2x%2B3