Solving System of Equations

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(-6, -5)

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(1, 2)

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(x,y,z) = (4,-2,7)

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x=8, y=-3

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x = 3, y = 4

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x = -2, y = 8

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(1,2,3)

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What does it mean when a system of linear equations has "infinitely many solutions"?

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The lines are the same so they overlap at every point.

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