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{:[8(x-9y)=8-6(x-4)],[4x-Ay=16-3x]:}
In the system of equations, 
A is a constant. For what value of 
A does the system of linear equations have infinitely many solutions?

8(x9y)=86(x4)4xAy=163x \begin{array}{c} 8(x-9 y)=8-6(x-4) \\ 4 x-A y=16-3 x \end{array} \newlineIn the system of equations, A A is a constant. For what value of A A does the system of linear equations have infinitely many solutions?

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Q. 8(x9y)=86(x4)4xAy=163x \begin{array}{c} 8(x-9 y)=8-6(x-4) \\ 4 x-A y=16-3 x \end{array} \newlineIn the system of equations, A A is a constant. For what value of A A does the system of linear equations have infinitely many solutions?
  1. Simplify First Equation: First, let's simplify the first equation in the system.\newline8(x9y)=86(x4)8(x - 9y) = 8 - 6(x - 4)\newlineDistribute the 88 and 6-6 on both sides of the equation.\newline8x72y=86x+248x - 72y = 8 - 6x + 24\newlineCombine like terms.\newline8x72y+6x=8+248x - 72y + 6x = 8 + 24\newline14x72y=3214x - 72y = 32\newlineNow, divide the entire equation by 22 to simplify it further.\newline(14x72y)/2=32/2(14x - 72y) / 2 = 32 / 2\newline7x36y=167x - 36y = 16
  2. Simplify Second Equation: Next, let's simplify the second equation in the system.\newline4xAy=163x4x - Ay = 16 - 3x\newlineAdd 3x3x to both sides of the equation to move all x terms to one side.\newline4x+3xAy=164x + 3x - Ay = 16\newline7xAy=167x - Ay = 16
  3. Check for Infinitely Many Solutions: For the system to have infinitely many solutions, the two equations must be the same, or one must be a multiple of the other. This means that the coefficients of xx and yy must be proportional, and the constants on the right side of the equation must also be the same.\newlineFrom the simplified equations, we have:\newline7x36y=167x - 36y = 16 (from the first equation)\newline7xAy=167x - Ay = 16 (from the second equation)\newlineFor these to be the same, AA must be equal to 3636.

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