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{:[wx+2y=3(1+y)+1],[8-y=2(1-y)+3x]:}
In the system of equations, 
w is a constant. For what value of 
w will the system of equations have exactly one solution 
(x,y) with 
x=1 ?

wx+2y=3(1+y)+18y=2(1y)+3x \begin{aligned} w x+2 y & =3(1+y)+1 \\ 8-y & =2(1-y)+3 x \end{aligned} \newlineIn the system of equations, w w is a constant. For what value of w w will the system of equations have exactly one solution (x,y) (x, y) with x=1 x=1 ?

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Q. wx+2y=3(1+y)+18y=2(1y)+3x \begin{aligned} w x+2 y & =3(1+y)+1 \\ 8-y & =2(1-y)+3 x \end{aligned} \newlineIn the system of equations, w w is a constant. For what value of w w will the system of equations have exactly one solution (x,y) (x, y) with x=1 x=1 ?
  1. Substitute x=1x=1: Let's first substitute x=1x=1 into the first equation to find the corresponding value of yy.
    wx+2y=3(1+y)+1wx + 2y = 3(1 + y) + 1
    w(1)+2y=3(1+y)+1w(1) + 2y = 3(1 + y) + 1
    w+2y=3+3y+1w + 2y = 3 + 3y + 1
    w+2y=4+3yw + 2y = 4 + 3y
    Now, let's isolate yy on one side of the equation.
    2y3y=4w2y - 3y = 4 - w
    y=4w-y = 4 - w
    x=1x=100
  2. Isolate y: Next, we substitute x=1x=1 and y=w4y=w-4 into the second equation to see if we can determine the value of ww that makes the system consistent.\newline8y=2(1y)+3x8 - y = 2(1 - y) + 3x\newline8(w4)=2(1(w4))+3(1)8 - (w - 4) = 2(1 - (w - 4)) + 3(1)\newline8w+4=2(1w+4)+38 - w + 4 = 2(1 - w + 4) + 3\newline12w=2(5w)+312 - w = 2(5 - w) + 3\newline12w=102w+312 - w = 10 - 2w + 3\newline12w=132w12 - w = 13 - 2w\newlineNow, let's isolate ww on one side of the equation.\newliney=w4y=w-400\newliney=w4y=w-411

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