Yes it can, but jost once
Answer:
b 2,3,8
Step-by-step explanation:
Y=234678
Z=278910
X=12358
234678910 n 12358
=238
Example:

This suggests two solutions,

and

.
However, upon plugging these solutions back into the equation, you get

which checks out, but

does not because

is defined only for

(assuming you're looking for real solutions only). So, we call

an extraneous solution, and the complete solution set (over the real numbers) is

.
Answer:
Quinzel sold 17 pairs of shoes last month.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let be "Q" the number of pairs of shoes Quinzel sold last month and "J" the number of pairs of shoes Joseph sold last month.
Set up a system of equations:

Solve for "J" from the first equation:

Applying the Substitution Method, you get:
