How many posible solutions for x-3y=-3 and -2x+6y=12
1 answer:
Answer:
there are no solutions
Step-by-step explanation:
x-3y=-3
-2x+6y=12
multiply the first equation by 2
2( x-3y)=-3*2
2x-6y = -6
add the 2 equations together
2x-6y = -6
-2x+6y=12
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0 = -6
this is not true
so there are no solutions
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Hi,
I assume the forward slash meant it as a fraction VS it being a division symbol. To answer your question, the remainder is 10.
Hope this helps.
