How do you solve the system of equations by graphing and then classify the system as consistent or inconsistent 3x-y=93x−y=9 and 2x+y=62x+y=6?
1 Answer
(3,0)(3,0)
Explanation:
Given -
3x-y=93x−y=9 -------------(1)
2x+y=62x+y=6 -------------(2)
If the slopes are different, both are consistent, else inconsistent.
When the equations are in the form
ax+by =cax+by=c
The formula for slope ism=- a/bm=−ab
Slope of the first linem_1=- 3/(-1)=3m1=−3−1=3
Slope of the second linem_2=- 2/1=2m2=−21=2
The slopes are different. They are consistent.
We have to find the intercepts for the two lines to graph them
y-intercept of the 1st line
3(0)-y=93(0)−y=9
y=-9y=−9
(0, -9)(0,−9)
x-intercept of the 1st line
3x-(0)=93x−(0)=9
x=9/3=3x=93=3
(3,0)(3,0)
y-intercept of the 2nd line
2(0)+y=62(0)+y=6
y=6y=6
(0,6)(0,6)
x-intercept of the 2nd line
2x+0=62x+0=6
x=6/2=3x=62=3
(3, 0)(3,0)
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