no. the left matrix is the set of coefficients. You have
2x-3y = 10
5x+6y = -12
unless there's a typo somewhere.
Actually, the "matrix" is bogus. The real equation would be
(2 -3)(x)
(5 6) (y)
=
(10)
(-12)
sorry for the formatting
Which linear system of equation does the matrix represent
[2 -3=10]
[5 6=-12]
is it
{2x + 5y =10
{5x + 6y =-12
4 answers
The multiple choice answers for the Matrix above
a. 2x-3y=10
5x+6y=12
b. 2x-3y=10
5x+6y=12
c. 2x=5
-3x=6
10x=-12
d 2y=5
-3y=6
10y+-12
a. 2x-3y=10
5x+6y=12
b. 2x-3y=10
5x+6y=12
c. 2x=5
-3x=6
10x=-12
d 2y=5
-3y=6
10y+-12
how come (a) and (b) are the same? I suspect a typo, meaning one of them should look my solution.
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