
(a)
To Make: A table for x and y values for the given equations.
(a)

Answer to Problem 75PPS
Explanation of Solution
Given:given equations are.
Calculation:
For the equation
For the equation
For the equation
(b)
To Find;The value which indicates intersection and find the value which satisfy all three equation if any.
(b)

Answer to Problem 75PPS
Explanation of Solution
Given; Table are given belowfor equations
Explanation; Only
There is no solution which satisfies all three equations.
(c)
To Graph:Theequation in single coordinate plane.
(c)

Answer to Problem 75PPS
Explanation of Solution
Given;
Table of x and y values for equations given below.
Explanation;
Plotting graph with the help of table.
(d)
To Explain:The condition for a system of three equations with two variables to have a solution and to have no solution.
(d)

Explanation of Solution
Given;
A system of three equations with two variables.
Explanation;
For a system of three equations with two variables to have solution it must intersect at a point and to have no solution it must not intersect.
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