Match the terms to their definition. 1. consistent equations the determinant found when column 1 consists of the constants and column 2 consists of the y-coefficients of a linear system 2. equivalent equations the determinant found when column 1 consists of the x-coefficients and column 2 consists of the constants of a linear system 3. inconsistent equations equations having a common solution in a system 4. linear inequality equations having no common solutions in a system 5. substitute replace a quantity with its equal 6. system determinant equations having all common solutions 7. x-determinant an open sentence of the form ax by c < 0 or ax by c > 0 8. y-determinant the determinant found when column 1 consists of the x-coefficients and column 2 consists of the y-coefficients of a linear system

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step-by-step explanation:

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consistent equation:  equations having a common solution in a system.

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Equivalent equation: equations having all common solutions.

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Inconsistent equations: equations having no common solutions in a system

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Linear inequality: an open sentence of the form Ax+By+C < 0 or Ax+By+C > 0.

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substitute: replace a quantity with its equal.

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system determinant: the determinant found when column 1 consists of the x-coefficients and column 2 consists of the y-coefficients of a linear system.

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x-determinant:  the determinant found when column 1 consists of the constants and column 2 consists of the y-coefficients of a linear system.

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y-determinant: the determinant found when column 1 consists of the x-coefficients and column 2 consists of the constants of a linear system.

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