#Task is: Examine the system of linear equations for solvability. If it has infinitely many solutions
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The last sentence was supposed to be: If it has infinitely many solutions, determine the solution vector.
Well first one is unsolvable because we lack one more equation
4 unknowns :(x1, x2, x3, t) against 3 equations
b) can’t be solved either. Why? Look at the number of unknowns and number of equations.
c) on the other hand can be solved !
We have an info on z.( z=4)
Let me know if you understand why a) and b) are not solvable @slow sleet
but what can t be so it can be solvable or infinitely solvable
Ohhh t is a parameter then
Not an unknown
Okay so what i propose is doing some checks for each equation within a system.
Lets hop on a)
Lets start with the equation:
tx_3=-3