Question 1116594
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{{{4x-6y=10}}}
{{{2x-3y=3}}}<br>
Multiply the second equation by -2 to make the coefficients of x the same; then add the two equations.<br>
{{{4x-6y=10}}}
{{{-4x+6y=-6}}}
{{{0 = 4}}}<br>
Both variables were eliminated, leaving us with an equation which is not true.  That means there are no values of x and y for which the original two equations are both true.<br>
There is no solution to the system of equations; the graphs are parallel lines.