Solve the elimination method

Mathematics

1 answer:

vlada-n [284]4 years ago

7 0

Answer:

C)No Solution

Step-by-step explanation:

Given 2 equations

4x-2y=1
2x-y=2

Mentioned to solve using eliminations method

4x-2y=1

2x-y=2

Multiply second equation with 2

⇒second equation is 4x-2y=4

Now subtract second equation from 1st equation

4x-2y-(4x-2y)=1-4

4x-4x-2y+2y=-3

0+0=3

0=3

But 0≠3

Therefore there exists no solutions for the given pair of equations

Both equations are Parallel lines as they have the same slope

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When I divided 4/7, I got .5714285714 then I divided 13/20, and I got .65 so I would say 4/7 I believe.

When I divided 1/4, I got .25 then I divided 1/6, and I got .1666666667 so I would say 1/4 I believe.

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