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Nicole:

@Narad

Narad:

The second equation is \[8x+y+4=0\] This is the same as the first equation. The system is consistent since \[y=-8x-4\] For any value of x, we can find a value ofy

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Narad:

The second equation is \[-14x-4y+2=0\] \[-7x-2y+1=0\] \[7x+6=-2y\] Therefore, \[7x+1=7x+6\] \[1=6\] The system is inconsistent

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Narad:

The second equation is the same as the first one by multiplying by 5. Therefore, there is only one equation with an infinity of solutions (x,y) The system is consistent.

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Narad:

The equations are \[2y=x-7\] and \[6y=-2x+14\] The equations has one solution (7,0) The system is consistent

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Narad:

The equations are \[y=2x+5\] and \[y=2x-2\] The system has no solutions and are therefore, inconsistent

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Narad:

The equations are \[3y=8+2x\] and \[y=3x+5\] Multiplying the second equation by 3 \[3y=9x+15\] Therefore, \[8+2x=9x+15\] Solving for x \[7x=-7\] \[x=-1\]and \[y=3x+5=3*-1+5=2\] The solutions are (-1,2)

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Narad:

The equations are \[y=4x-8\] and \[2y=8x-5\] Multiplying the first equation by 2 \[2y=8x-16\] Therefore \[8x-5=8x-16\] \[-5=-16\] There are no solutions and the system is inconsistent.

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Narad:

The equations are \[y=-5x+13\] and \[3y=15-3x\] Dividing the last equation by 3 \[y=5-3x\] Therefore, \[-5x+13=5-3x\] Solving for x \[2x=13-5=8\] \[x=2\] and \[y=-5*2+13=3\] The system is consistent and has one solution (2,3)

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Narad:

The equations are \[2x=36-4y\] \[x=18-2y\] and \[10y=5\] \[y=2\] and \[x=18-2*2=18-4=14\] The system is consistent and has one solution (14,2)

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Narad:

The equations are \[2x=4y+12\] That is \[x=2y+6\] and \[3x=6y+21\] That is \[x=2y+7\] Therefore, \[2y+6=2y+7\] \[6=7\] The system has no solutions and is inconsistent.

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Narad:

The equations are \[2x=9y+32\] and \[4x=-y-12\] Therefore, by multiplying the first equation by 2 \[4x=18y+64\] So,\[18y+64=-y-12\] \[19y=-64-12=-76\] \[y=-76/19=-4\] \[x=(9*-4+32)/2=-4/2=-2\] The system is consistent and has one solution (-4,-2)

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Narad:

The 2 equations are the same \[y=3x+1\] This system has an infinity of solutions and is consistent

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Narad:

The equations are \[x=2y+4\] and \[2x=3y+8\] Multiplying the first equation by 2 \[2x=4y+8\] Therefore, \[3y+8=4y+8\] \[y=0\] and \[x=4\] The system has one solution (4,0) and is consistent

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Narad:

The equations are \[2x=5y-3\] and \[x=2y-3\] Therefore, \[2x=4y-6\] and \[5y-3=4y-6\] \[y=-3\] and \[x=2*-3-3=-6-3=-9\] The system has one solution (-9, -3) and is consistent

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Narad:

The equations are \[3x=8-4y\] and \[2x=5y-3\] Multiplying the first equation by 2 and the second equation by 3 and comparing \[6x=16-8y\] and \[6x=15y-9\] Therefore, \[16-8y=15y-9\] \[23y=25\] \[y=23/25\] and \[x=(5*23/25-3)/2=(23/5-3)/2=8/10=4/5\] The solutions are (4/5, 23/25) and is consistent

Nicole:

Okay thank you

Narad:

There is a correction to the last one \[y=25/23\] and \[x=28/23\]

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