How do you solve the system of equations #-3x - 2y = 3# and #- 9x - 6y = 12#?

1 Answer
bp
Nov 3, 2016

No solution

Explanation:

The second equation divided by 3 would give -3x-2y=4. Now both the equations which represent a straight line give the same slope# -3/2#. Thus the two equations represent two parallel lines. These would never meet at a point. Hence there would be no solution. The system is thus inconsistent.

Related questions
Impact of this question
764 views around the world
You can reuse this answer
Creative Commons License