How can you tell algebraically if a system of equations will have No Solutions? How can you tell algebraically is a system of equations will have Infinitely Many Solutions?

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Leland Friedman

2 July, 03:25

How can you tell algebraically if a system of equations will have No Solutions? How can you tell algebraically is a system of equations will have Infinitely Many Solutions?

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Jared Marquez · Answer 1

The given system of equations has "No solution" means that the constants are the numbers without variables. If the coefficients are the equal on both sides then their constants will not equal, they did not satisfy the given equations and therefore it said to have no solution

The given system of equations has "infinitely many solutions" if the given linear system of equations has both the equations represents to the same line.

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The given system of equations has "No solution" means that the constants are the numbers without variables. If the coefficients are the equal on both sides then their constants will not equal, they did not satisfy the given equations and therefore it said to have no solution

The given system of equations has infinitely many solutions if the given linear system of equations has both the equations represents to the same line.