1. Match parts a to f with possibilities (i), (ii), (ii). Explain your choices. It might be helpful to look at these visually, using the 3D graphing tool provided in the lesson overview la. An algebraic solution yields a false statement (i) The three equations have an infınite number of solutions b. An algebraic solution yields a true statement C. The planes do not intersect (ii) The three equations have no solution d. The planes intersect in a common point е. The planes intersect in a common line (iii) The three equations have exactly one solution f. The planes intersect in a common plane

1. Match parts a to f with possibilities (i), (ii), (ii). Explain your choices. It might be helpful to look at these visually, using the 3D graphing tool provided in the lesson overview la. An algebraic solution yields a false statement (i) The three equations have an infınite number of solutions b. An algebraic solution yields a true statement C. The planes do not intersect (ii) The three equations have no solution d. The planes intersect in a common point е. The planes intersect in a common line (iii) The three equations have exactly one solution f. The planes intersect in a common plane

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1. Match parts a to f with possibilities (i), (ii), (ii) Explain your choices. It might be helpful to look at these visually, using the 3D graphing tool provided in
the lesson overview
la.
An algebraic solution yields a false statement
(i)
The three equations have an infinite number of solutions
b.
An algebraic solution yields a true statement
c.
The planes do not intersect
(ii)
The three equations have no solution
d.
The planes intersect in a common point
le.
The planes intersect in a common line
(ii)
The three equations have exactly one solution
f.
The planes intersect in a common plane

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