systems of three equations: solve, and count the solutions
Grade 11 Math Worksheet - Challenge Me

Circle the best answer, or write your answer on the line.
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Equations: (1) 3x − y + z = -2; (2) 4x − 4y + 4z = 5; (3) 2x + 2y − 2z = -9.
x y z total (1) 3 -1 1 -2 (2) 4 -4 4 5 (3) 2 2 -2 -9 Pia's math club card shows this system as a number table. How many solutions does the system have?
- No solution
- Exactly one solution
- Infinitely many solutions
Ren checks the system in the number table before solving it. How many solutions does it have?
- No solution
- Exactly one solution
- Infinitely many solutions
Tala writes a system of three equations as the number table shown. How many solutions does it have?
- Exactly one solution
- No solution
- Infinitely many solutions
Bo's math club card shows this system as a number table. How many solutions does the system have?
- Exactly one solution
- No solution
- Infinitely many solutions
An adult at the school play snack stand writes three orders in the table. Kira finds each price. Which prices fit all three orders?
- muffin $0.75, banana $0.50, juice $2.25
- muffin $1.25, banana $0.25, juice $1
- muffin $1.25, banana $0.25
- muffin $0.25, banana $1.25, juice $1
Luz's art club helper, an adult, records three paint orders in the table. Which jar prices fit all three orders?
- yellow jar $4.50, green jar $3, black jar $2
- yellow jar $3, green jar $4.50, black jar $2
- yellow jar $3, green jar $4.50
- yellow jar $2.75, green jar $4.25, black jar $3.50
Row (3) of Milo's number table has its total missing, shown as c. For which c does the system have infinitely many solutions?
Noah covers the total of row (3) with the letter c. Which value of c gives the system infinitely many solutions?
In Pia's table, the total of row (3) is c. For which c does the system have infinitely many solutions?
Ren wants the system in the table to have infinitely many solutions. What must the missing total c be?