What describes 2x−3y=6 and 4x−6y=12?
AObliquely intersecting lines
BThe same straight line
CPerpendicular lines
DDistinct parallel lines
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. The same straight line
The second equation is exactly twice the first, so their solution sets coincide.
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