One equation in a system of equations is y=2x+10. Which equation below would have to be the second equation so that the system has infinitely many solutions?

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One equation in a system of equations is y=2x+10. Which equation below would have to be the second equation so that the system has infinitely many solutions?

One equation in a system of equations is y=2x+10. Which equation below would have-example-1

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Simplify Option D

y=2(x+5)
y=2x+2(5)
y=2x+10

As everything is same

i.e

A1/A2=B1/B2=C1/C2

Hence infinitely many solutions are present

Pradumna Patil answered Nov 2, 2023

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Answer:

Explanation:

y = 2x + 10 is the same thing as y = 2(x + 5) because 2 x x = 2x and 2 x 5 = 10

Sahil Dhir answered Nov 5, 2023

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