Use the substitution method to solve the system of equations. Is there a unique solution, no solution, or infinitely many soluti
ons? show your work for this question
12x + 4y = 60
3x + y = 15
2 answers:
Okay the first one can't have anything done to it. the second one is that you move all terms that don't contain to right side and solve
I hope this helps you
-4/3x+y=15
-12x-4y= -60
12x+4y=60
0=0
no solution
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