Answer: You can't answer this, but here are some guidelines
Step-by-step explanation:
I would love to answer this question (coming from someone who has already completed algebra keystones) but I need to know what the linear equations are before I can. If the functions are reciprocals of one another (the slope is the opposite and the fraction is switched) it is a perpendicular line which means one solution. If the slope is the same but the intercept is different (using y=mx+b) so if b is different but m is the same they are parallel and there is no solution. If they are the same line (same equation) there is infinite solutions. If this doesn't help I would suggest finding graph paper and trying it out and seeing the intersection points.
The slope of the the solving equation is triple the slope of the given equation. Therefore, the y coefficient must also be triple of the other y coefficient.
