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3 years ago

8(2x + 3) = PxQ

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anyanavicka [17]3 years ago

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Respuesta:

P = 16; Q = 24

P = 0; Q = 0

Explicación paso a paso:

Dada la relación:

8 (2x + 3) = Px + Q

Abra el soporte

16x + 24 = Px + Q

Los valores de P y Q para los que la ecuación tiene infinidad de solución:

Px = 16x

Q = 24

Por tanto, en P = 16; Q = 24, la ecuación tiene infinidad de soluciones.

Valores de P y Q para los que la ecuación no tiene solución:

Px = 0; P = 0

Q = 0

Por tanto, los valores de P y Q para los que la ecuación no tiene solución es 0

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