One Solution, No Solution, or Infinitely Many Solutions - Consistent & Inconsistent Systems

This algebra video tutorial explains how to determine if a system of equations contain one solution, no solution, or infinitely many solutions. It also explains how to determine if the solution is consistent or inconsistent as well as dependent or independent.

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[Supercooldudeman]

The video thumbnail has a slight error, the No Solution and the Many Solution headers should be swapped, if I understand correctly

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[baharosman]

The best way is to write the equations in slope intercept form and then look if they are same( dependent) or having same slope and different intercept(inconsistent) or neither their slope nor their intercept is same(independent)

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Where did you gets that (x-2) and (-2)?
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[SkanCityAcademy_SirJohn]

nice explanation sir, just to draw your attention, that in the thumbnail, you swapped conditions for no solution with that of many solution

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