Math, asked by saslin2001, 6 months ago

16. Given a system of m simultaneous linear equations in n unknowns (m<n), the number of basic variables will be
(a) m.
(c) n-m,
(b) n,
(d) n + m.​

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Answered by itzqueen90
20

Step-by-step explanation:

Theorem 1 Given a system of m equations in n unknowns: If m<n then the number of parameters in the solution will be at least n − m. (Thus if there is a unique solution we must have m ≥ n.) If m>n the system is called overprescribed.

Answered by Manmohan04
2

Given,

Number of linear equations \[ = m\]

Number of unknowns \[ = n\]

Solution,

Number of basic variables,

= Number of unknown - Number of linear equations

\[ = n - m\]

Hence the basic variable will be \[  n - m\]

The correct option is (c), i.e. \[  n - m\].

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