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Solving Linear Systems by Elimination Answers

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6

The system of equations has

A
no solutions
B
one solution
C
Infinitely many solutions
7

Consider this system: Which of the following operations would eliminate the x-terms if the two equations were added together afterward?

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A
Multiply the first equation by –6.
B
Multiply the first equation by –2.
C
Multiply the first equation by 2.
D
Multiply the first equation by 6.
8

Which of the following operations would eliminate the y-terms if the two equations were added together afterward?

A
Multiply the first equation by -2.
B
Multiply the first equation by 2.
C
Multiply the second equation by -2.
D
Multiply the second equation by 2.
9

What error did the student make?

A
In line 2, the student forgot to multiply the right side of the equation by 2.
B
In line 3, the student should have subtracted the equations instead of adding them.
C
In line 3, the student added the two equations incorrectly.
D
In line 5, the student used an incorrect equation when solving for x.
11

What does the solution (8, 5.5) mean in the context of this problem?

A
The cost of 8 child tickets is $5.50.
B
The cost of 8 adult tickets is $5.50.
C
A child ticket costs $8, and an adult ticket costs $5.50.
D
An adult ticket costs $8, and a child ticket costs $5.50.

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