System of equations x+y=2,2 x+2 y=3 has - Vidyadip

MCQ

System of equations $x+y=2,2 x+2 y=3$ has

✓
no solution
B
only one solution
C
many finite solutions.
D
infinite solutions.

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Answer

Correct option: A.

no solution

no solution

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