Elliot has a total of 26 books. He has 12 more fiction books than nonfiction books. Let x represent the number of fiction books and y represent the number of nonfiction books. Which system of linear equations represents the situation?Responsesx+y=26 and x+y=12x plus y is equal to 26 and x plus y is equal to 12x+y=26 and x−y=12x plus y is equal to 26 and x minus y is equal to 12x−y=26 and x+y=12x minus y is equal to 26 and x plus y is equal to 12x+y=26 and −x+y=12

Elliot has a total of 2626 books. He has 1212 more fiction books than nonfiction books. Let x𝑥 represent the number of fiction books and y𝑦 represent the number of nonfiction books.This system of equations models the number of books.x+y=26x−y=12𝑥+𝑦=26𝑥−𝑦=12Elliot added the two equations and the result was 2x=38.Solve the equation. How many fiction books does Elliot have? fiction booksHow many nonfiction books does Elliot have? nonfiction books

Elliot has a total of 26 books. He has 12 more fiction books than nonfiction books. Let x represent the number of fiction books.Which equation represents the situation? How many fiction books does Elliot have? How many nonfiction books does Elliot have?

A teacher wrote the equation 3y+12=6x on the board. For what value of b would the additional equation 2y=4x+b form a system of linear equations with infinitely many solutions?Responsesb=−8b is equal to negative 8b=6b is equal to 6b=2b is equal to 2b=−4

A system of equations has infinitely many solutions. If 2y−4x=6 is one of the equations, which could be the other equation?Responsesy=4x+6y is equal to 4 x plus 6−y=−4x+6negative y is equal to negative 4 x plus 6y=2x+6y is equal to 2 x plus 6−y=−2x−3

A system of equations has 1 solution. If 4x−y=5 is one of the equations, which could be the other equation?Responsesy=−4x+5y is equal to negative 4 x plus 52y=8x−102 y is equal to 8 x minus 10y=4x−5y is equal to 4 x minus 5−2y=−8x−10