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The pair of equations x=2 and y = -3 has
a) no solution
b) one solution
c) infinitely many solutions
d) two solutions ​

Answers

Answered by nayanpogade
7

Answer:

one solution

one solution Step-by-step explanation:

one solution Step-by-step explanation:because linear in one variable has one solution and in two variable there is many solution

Answered by amitnrw
3

Given : The pair of equations x=2 and y = -3

To Find :  Correct option:

a) no solution

b) one solution

c) infinitely many solutions

d) two solutions ​

Solution:

pair of equations x =2 and  y = -3

x =2  can be written as

x  + 0.y  = 2   ... Eq1

y = -3  can be written as

0.x  + y  = -3    Eq2

0.Eq1   + Eq2

=> 0 + 0  + 0  + y  = 0 - 3

=> y = - 3

0 * Eq2 + Eq1

=> 0 + 0 + x + 0  = 0  + 2

=> x = 2

Hence x = 2 and  y = -3 is the solution

There is only one solution x = 2 and y = - 3

Correct option is  option b)  One Solution

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