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x=2/3y+6

 Nov 5, 2015
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There is an infinite number of answers to this equation.   If you have TWO variables ('x' and 'y')   you need TWO equations to find a unique x,y which solves the equations.

   You CAN graph this equation......the graph will display all of the values that solve the equation,

First put the equation into f(x) = y =

x=2/3y+6       2/3 y = 6-x   then y = f(x) = 3/2 (6) - 3/2x = 9-3/2x    so plug that into the graph function of the calculator to see all of the x,y values that 'solve ' this equation !   (it is an infinite nearly vertical line....you see it?)

 Nov 5, 2015

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