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So this satisfies both equations.
Because they never intersect,there's no coordinate on the coordinate plane that satisfies both equations.
Since(3, -2) satisfies both equations, it is the solution of the system.
Negative 1/7 satisfies both equations.
And if they satisfy both equations, that means they sit on both lines.
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Plug these values into both equations.
In the case of a system of linear equations, like, for instance, two equations in two variables,it is often possible to find the solutions of both variables that satisfy both equations.
So 1, 2/7 satisfies both equations.
And you could pick an infinite number of values for x, solve for y, andthose coordinates will satisfy both equations.
But there's only one pair of x andy's that satisfy both equations, and you can guess where that is, that's right here right?
We've solved for a t anda g that satisfy both equations.
Now what we're going to do now is we're actually going to use both equations to solve for x and y.
Recall that solutions to a system with twovariables are ordered pairs(x, y) that satisfy both equations.
I'm going to show you that sometimes you might have to multiply both equations-- actually, not in this case.
And the solution to the system are the X andY values that satisfy both equations;
So in order for there to be no solution, that means that the two constraints don't overlap,that there's no point that is common to both equations or there's no pair of x, y values that's common to both equations.
So these two values definitely satisfy both equations.
There is only one point where the two linear functions x+ y= 24 and2x- y= -6 intersect(where one of their many independent solutions happen to work for both equations), and that is where x is equal to a value of 6 and y is equal to a value of 18.
And when we talk about a single solution, we're talking about a single x andy value that will satisfy both equations in the system.
So this does indeed satisfy both equations.
The first equation is x+ 2y =13, second equation is 3x- y= -11,Inorder for -1,7 for solution for the system it needs to satisfy both equations. x= -1 and y= 7, need to satisfy both equations to be a solution.
I understand equations both the simple and quadratical,?
If we raised both these equations to the power of e, what we obtain is the following two relations.
The only other scenario is that we're dealing with a situation where both linear equations are essentially the same constraint.