Answer:
(r-7)(r+2)
Step-by-step explanation:
First, let's look at the -14. Possible factors for that number are (-2, 7) (2, -7) (1, -14) and (-1, 14).
Now, let's look at the -5. How can we make -5 with the pairs that we just found?
The only possible way is 2 and -7 (added together equals -5)
Answer:
The system has no solutions.
Step-by-step explanation:
If you stare at it for the bit you can tell the system is impossible. Let's see why:
First of all, rewrite the second equation by bringing all unknowns on the LHS:
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Then take twice the first equation, doubling every coefficient:
See how the LHS is the same? The system is asking you to find a quantity (4x+6y) which is at the same time equal to four AND five - emphasis on that "and" - which is obviously impossible, because it implies that 4=5. So the point - which you didn't provide - is not a solution. Nor is any other point.
Answer: No. Equations even if it is paired. So on. It can only have one solution. Although this is only for a system of equations.
A linear can have two. It just depends on what the problem is.
Step-by-step explanation:
