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3x−1=y, 4x−1=y
Consider the system of equations above. Which of following statement about this system is true?

A
There is only one (x,y) solution & y is positive.
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There is only one (x,y) solution & y is negative
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There are infinitely many (x,y) solutions
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There are no (x,y) solutions
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Solution

The correct option is B There is only one (x,y) solution & y is negative
As we can see both the equations are given in terms of y. So let's equate them
3x1=4x1
3x=4x
x=0
Now that we know x, we can substitute this value into the first equation to find y
2(0)1=y
1=y
Therefore y is negative
This is only one (x,y) solution and y is negative.

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