Mathematics, 18.03.2021 03:00, floreschachi8230
Is it possible for a reasonable system of linear equations in three variables to have a
unreasonable solution? Provide your reasoning.
Yes. There could be no solution to a reasonable system, which is unreasonable.
No. There are no unreasonable solutions.
Yes. When equations are modeled after real-world situations, they don't always result in
solutions that can be applied to the given situation, or may result in values that just don't
make sense.
No. The solution is always technically accurate. So if the solution is unreasonable, then the
entire system must be unreasonable
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