Mathematics, 06.11.2019 20:31, martintrhernandez
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explain how system 1 becomes equivalent to system 2.
system 1:
lx + my = n
ax + by = c
system 2:
(l â a)x + (m â b)y = n â c
lx + my = n
a. the first equation in system 2 is the sum of the equations in system 1. the second equation in system 2 is the first equation in system 1.
b. the first equation in system 1 is the difference of the equations in system 2. the second equation in system 1 is the first equation in system 2.
c. the first equation in system 2 is the difference of the equations in system 1. the second equation in system 2 is the first equation in system 1.
d. the first equation in system 1 is the sum of the equations in system 2. the second equation in system 1 is the first equation in system 2.
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