To solve: the system by the method of substitution and checking the solution graphically.
Answer to Problem 2CT
The total number of solutions are three, that is, (1,0), (0,−1) and (2, 1).
Explanation of Solution
Given information :
System of equations are given as,
Taking 1st equation and substituting it in the 2nd equation,
So,
Further, putting ‘ x’ in first equation,
So,
The solution of system of equations is
Now, from 1st equation, finding x and substituting it in 2nd equation,
Now, substituting,
The other solutions becomes (0,−1) and (2,1).
Therefore, the total number of solutions are three, that is, (1,0),(0,−1) and (2, 1).
The above solution can be checked after taking reference from the graph given below,
Chapter 7 Solutions
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