Math, asked by dk1653102, 10 months ago

a pair of linear equation 2 X + 3 y = 5 and 6 X + 12 = 10 has
1. no solution
2.infinitely many solutions
3.unique solution
4.more than one solutions

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Answered by aryan073

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Answer:

the answer will be unique solutions

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