Math, asked by lucie2716, 8 months ago

The system of equations 2x+3y =1;x+y=5 is *

1) Consistent with a unique solution

2) Inconsistent

3) Consistent with infinitely many solutions

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Answered by durgabanjare424

1

Answer:

1) consistent with a unique solution

Answered by nagendraayushsingh26

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Answer:

consistent with a unique solution

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