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:
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P(call a person not from his neighborhood) = 
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Step-by-step explanation:
Here, the total number of contacts in the list if Bruce = 25 contacts
The total number of neighbors in the contact = 20 people
Now, let E: Event of calling a person from his neighborhood
So, P(E) = 
So, the probability of calling a person from his neighborhood is 
⇒P(E) =
Now,as we know: P(E) + P(not E) = 1
So, the probability of NOT calling a person from neighborhood
= 1 - probability of calling a person from his neighborhood

⇒P( not E) = 
Hence, P(call a person not from his neighborhood) = 
(3m^2-p)(3m-p^2)
You factor out the 3m^2 and p from the combined like terms and then group those into a factor and group the two identical factors together and (3m^2-p)(3m-p^2) is your answer.