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For what value of k will the following linear system have infinitely many solutions? 2a+b=-6, 6a+kb=-18

For what value of k will the following linear system have infinitely many solutions? 2a+b=-6, 6a+kb=-18
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For what value of k will the following linear system have infinitely many solutions?

2a+b=-6, 6a+kb=-18

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Answer:

K = 3

Explanation given below in the image,

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