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21 April, 04:07

The linear equation 3x - 11y = 10 has

a) Unique solution

b) two solution

c) infinitely many solutions

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  1. 21 April, 07:15
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    Correct option: c) infinitely many solutions

    Step-by-step explanation:

    We have an equation with two variables, so as we have a system with less equations (just one) than variables (two), we have an infinite number of solutions.

    To find some solutions, we can choose values for x and then just calculate the value of y:

    x = 0:

    -11y = 10 - > y = - 10/11

    x = 1:

    3 - 11y = 10 - > y = - 7/11

    x = 2:

    6 - 11y = 10 - > y = - 4/11

    And so on.

    So the correct option is c) : infinitely many solutions
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