To solve the system of linear equations 3x - 2y = 4 and 9x-by = 12 by using the linear combination method, Henry decided that
he should first multiply the first equation by -3 and then add the two equations together to eliminate the x-terms. When he did
so, he also eliminated the y-terms and got the equation 0 = 0, so he thought that the system of equations must have an infinite
number of solutions. To check his answer, he graphed the equations 3x-2y = 4 and 9x-by= 12 with his graphing calculator,
but he could only see one line. Why is this?
O because the system of equations actually has only one solution
because the system of equations actually has no solution
because the graphs of the two equations overlap each other
because the graph of one of the equations does not exist