Which values for A and B will create many solutions for this system of equations? 4x-Ay=15 -4x+6y=B

A = 6; B = -15

Step-by-step explanation:

To have an infinite number of solutions, both equations must be the same.

4x - Ay = 15

-4x + 6y = B

The only coefficient we see in both equations is the coefficient of the x term. We have -4x and 4x. Multiply both sides of the second equation by -1.

4x - Ay = 15

4x - 6y = -B

For the equation to be equal, we need each term of one equation to be equal to the corresponding term of the other equation.

4x and 4x are equal.

-Ay must equal -6y

-Ay = -6y

-A = -6

A = 6

15 must equal -B

-B = 15

B = -15

A = 6; B = -15

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