Question 756322
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<font color="red">  5x +  6y = 3</font>
<font color="green">-25x - 30y = 6</font>

If you try to solve the system by multiplying the first
equation through by 5 you get

 25x + 30y = 15
-25x - 30y =  6

Then when you add the equations vertically term by term:

 25x + 30y = 15
-25x - 30y =  6
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        0y = 21

And there can be no possible value for y, because there is
no value for y that you can multiply by 0 and get 21, because
you'll always get 0 instead.

So the system has no solution because the system is inconsistent.
That is if you draw their graphs, they do not intersect to give
a solution because they are parallel.  Here are their graphs: 

{{{graph(400,400,-2,2,-2,2,1/2-5x/6,-1/5-5x/6)}}}

Edwin</pre>