There are many ways to solve simultaneous linear equations. One of my favorite for finding integer solutions is graphing. The attached graph shows the solution to be ...
... (x, y) = (4, 7)
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You can also use Cramer's Rule, or the Vedic math variation of it, which tells you the solution to
is given by
Here, that means
... x = (9·67-5·75)/(9·8-5·3) = 228/57 = 4
... y = (75·8-67·3)/57 = 399/57 = 7
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A (graphing) calculator greatly facilitates either of these approaches.
Answer:
infinitely many solutions
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's eliminate the fractional coefficient in the first equation by multiplying that equation by 4:
4y = 6x - 4
The second equation can be rewritten as 4y = 6x - 4, so the two equations are actually identical. They have infinitely many solutions.
Answer:
352
Step-by-step explanation:
(216-128)*(4)
(88)*(4)
352
Answer:
the time percentage is 17%
Step-by-step explanation:
The computation of the time percenatge in the case when the detector lie and done with the mistake is as follows:
L denotes the event in which a person is lying.
NL denotes the event in which a person is not lying.
C denotes the event in which that lie detector works correctly
NC denotes the event in which lie detector is not working correctly
Now
P(C|L) =0.8
And,
P(NC|L) is
=1 - .8
= 0.2
P(C|NL) =0.9
P(NC|NL) is
= 1 -.9
=.1
P(L) = 0.7
P(NL) is
= 1 - .7
= .3
Now
P(NC) =P(NC|L) × P(L) + P(NC|NL) × P(NL)
=. 2 × .7 + .1 ×.3
=. 14+.03
= 0.17
Hence, the time percentage is 17%
