1.if in a system of linear equations that has only one solution we eleminate one equation how many solution will have the system
2.if a system of linear equations doesn't have solution prove that the remaining system might have solution .
3.if we increase the number of equations in a linear system what will happen with number of solutions it will remain the same will increase or decrease
4. if we eleminate from a system of linear equations one equation it will still have solution

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1.if in a system of linear equations that  has only one solution we eleminate one equation how many solution  will have the system
2.if a system of linear equations doesn't have solution  prove that the remaining system might have solution .
3.if we increase the number of equations in a linear system what will happen with number of solutions it will remain the same will increase or decrease
4. if we eleminate from   a system of linear equations one equation it will still have solution

anonymous · Answer

2.if a system of linear equations doesn't have solution  prove that  if we eleminate an equation the remaining system might have solution my mistake sorry