Consistent or Inconsistent │Dependent or Independent │Number of Solutions │System of Equations

This algebra math tutorial explains how to determine whether a system of equations has one solution, infinitely many solutions, or no solution. It also covers how to classify them as consistent or inconsistent, as well as dependent or independent. The video begins with a review of key concepts and then works through some examples. Two methods are presented: the first method involves solving the system of equations, while the second method does not require solving; it only requires comparing the slopes and y-intercepts of the equations.

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[cdkslakkend]

A very concise review. I have to go and look at the reference videos now out of interest and curiosity. One day I hope to find out where the 'm' in the slope formula came from. Awesome series.

[basmakhan]

Amazingly described. Each point is clear-cut. I hope to learn more from this channel. Thanks