Exam 3: Systems of Equations
Exam 1: A Review of Basic Algebra312 Questions
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Solve the system by any method, if possible. If the system is inconsistent or if the equations are dependent, so indicate.
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Solve the system by any method, if possible. If the system is inconsistent or if the equations are dependent, so indicate.
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Suppose a hammer can be manufactured in two different ways. The number of hammers that will cost equal amounts to produce either way is called the ________ point.
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Refer to the illustration.
Decide whether a true or a false statement would be obtained when the coordinates of Point A are substituted into the equation for line . __________ Point B are substituted into the equation for line . __________ Point C are substituted into the equation for line . __________ Point C are substituted into the equation for line .__________

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When three planes coincide, the equations of the system are ___________, and there are infinitely many solutions.
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Each number in a matrix is called a(n) __________ or entry of the matrix.
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Use Cramer s rule to solve the system of equations, if possible.
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Refer to the illustration.
How many ordered pairs satisfy the equation ?
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Complete the pairs, if they are known to satisfy the equation .
(-1, ________ ),(0, ________), (________, 0)
How many ordered pairs satisfy the equation ?
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Complete the pairs, if they are known to satisfy the equation .
(-2, ________ ),(0, ________), (2,________)
How many ordered pairs satisfy both equations?
__________ Name the pair(s). __________

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The sum of the angles in any triangle is . In triangle ABC , angle A is less than the sum of angles B and C , and angle C is less than twice angle B . Find each angle.
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Tell whether the ordered pair (3,-2) is a solution of the system of equations.
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Use matrices to solve the system of equations. If the equations of the system are dependent, or if the system is inconsistent, so indicate.
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Use Cramer s rule to solve the system of equations, if possible.
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Use matrices to solve the system of equations. If the equations of the system are dependent, or if the system is inconsistent, so indicate.
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Use Cramer s rule to solve the system of equations, if possible.
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Which of the following ordered pairs is a solution of the system .
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Solve the system by elimination if possible. If the equations of the system are dependent, or if the system is inconsistent, so indicate.
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Consider the system . In order for this system to be inconsistent, what does the value of B need to be?
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