Question #326077

Determine which of the following is the solution set of the linear equations below.


3x − y + z = 2

2x − z = 2


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Expert's answer
2022-04-12T15:53:57-0400

The system has an infinite number of solutions because we have 3 variables and only 2 equations:

{3xy+z=22xz=2    {5xy=42xz=2    \begin{cases}3x-y+z=2\\ 2x-z=2 \end{cases} \implies \begin{cases} 5x-y=4\\ 2x-z=2 \end{cases} \implies{5xy=4x=12(2+z)    {5xy=4x=1+0.5z    \begin{cases} 5x-y=4\\ x=\frac12(2+z) \end{cases} \implies\begin{cases} 5x-y=4\\ x=1+0.5z \end{cases}\implies {5(1+0.5z)y=4x=1+0.5z    {5+2.5zy=4x=1+0.5z\begin{cases} 5(1+0.5z)-y=4\\ x=1+0.5z \end{cases}\implies\begin{cases} 5+2.5z-y=4\\ x=1+0.5z \end{cases}    {y=1+2.5zx=1+0.5z    \implies\begin{cases} y=1+2.5z\\ x=1+0.5z \end{cases}\implies {x=1+0.5zy=1+2.5zzR\begin{cases} x=1+0.5z\\ y=1+2.5z\\ z\in R \end{cases}

RR - set of real numbers.


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