One equation in a system of linear equations has a slope of - 3. the other equation has a slope of 4. how many solutions does the system have? explain?

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Leslie

6 October, 17:20

One equation in a system of linear equations has a slope of - 3. the other equation has a slope of 4. how many solutions does the system have? explain?

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Alan · Answer 1

If the slopes are - 3 and 4, we are able to assume that there is only one solution if they intersect, which is 0,0. When you graph it, both equations go through the origin ((0,0)), with one solution being the answer

Pintsize · Answer 2

12 slopes because I divide and u get 12