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Challenge Decide if the system of equations has one solution, no solution, or infinitely many solutions. Use pencil and paper. Write another system of equations with the same number of solutions that uses the first equation.
negative 6 x plus 57 y
equals
171
4 x minus 38 y
equals
negative 114
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Part 1
How many solutions are there for the system of equations?
Infinitely many solutions
No solution
Exactly one solution
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Infinitely many solutions.
Reason: the second equation is -2 times the first ( -2( -6x+57y ) = 12x -114y and -2(171) = -342 ), so the two equations represent the same line.
Example of another system using the first equation:
-6x + 57y = 171
12x -114y = -342
(These are dependent, so the system has infinitely many solutions.)
Reason: the second equation is -2 times the first ( -2( -6x+57y ) = 12x -114y and -2(171) = -342 ), so the two equations represent the same line.
Example of another system using the first equation:
-6x + 57y = 171
12x -114y = -342
(These are dependent, so the system has infinitely many solutions.)
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