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X= -4 and y=6
Answer:
B. Since Ax-b is consistent, its solution set is obtained by translating the solution set of Ax=0. So the solution set of Ax = b is a single vector if and only if the solution set of Ax= 0 is a single vector, and that happens if and only if Ax 0 has only the trivial solution.
Step-by-step explanation:
the answer to the question is answer B. and here is the explanation below
let us imagine that the equation ax = b has a solution
now our goal will be to show that the solution of ax =b when ax = 0 has only trivial solution.
ax = 0 is homogenous
if this equation was consistent for b, we define
ax = b to be a set of vector that has the form
w = m + gh(h is a subscript)
gh is a solution of ax = 0
from what we have above, ax=b is in the form ofw= m+gh
with
m = solution of ax=b
gh = soulution of ax=0
ax = 0 has only trivial solution
gh = 0
with gh = 0
ax=b is w=m
so ax = b is unique.
You can either do this on the calculator, or in your head. As its a larger number, it is worth doing it on the calculator.
413/14= 29.5
The alternative method is to list all of the tens multiples, and the smaller multiples when you're getting close to the answer, and this will be able to help you.
14x10= 140
14x20=280
14x30= 420 (which is slightly too big)
14x29= 406 (slightly too small)
14x29.5= 413
Hope this helps :)
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