Muriel says she has written a system of two linear equations that has an infinite number of solutions. One of the equations of t
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let's recall that the midsegment of a triangle is the segment that's half-way to both endsides and is at the same time parallel to the 3rd side, is also half the length of the parallel side, so-called the base.
so, for example, we know L, M and N are midpoints to each segment, that means that LM is a midsegment and parallel to PR and also half the length of PR, same is true for LN and MN.
For this case we have the following equation:
Rewriting we have:
We raise both members of the equation to the square:
Rewriting we have:
It's a extraneous solution because equality is not met by substituting x = 10 in the original equation:
Answer:
The solution is:
It's a extraneous solution
Rewriting we have:
We raise both members of the equation to the square:
Rewriting we have:
It's a extraneous solution because equality is not met by substituting x = 10 in the original equation:
Answer:
The solution is:
It's a extraneous solution