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Solve the following by using the method of substitution
Y = 0.5X + 3
Hint:
Hint :- find x by substituting y (in terms of x) in the equation and find y by substituting value of x in the equations .If we get a true statement we say they have infinite solutions .If we get the false statement we say they have no solution.
The correct answer is: No solution
Solution :-
⇒ y = 0.5x + 3 —- eq 2
As we find both have the same slopes they are parallel lines .
As parallel lines do not intersect they have no solution.
No solution exists
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