To describe: with an example, what would happen if there are two of the three equations in a system are consistent and dependent
Answer to Problem 2CFU
One plane must oscillate and other plane must intersect completely in case of consistent and dependent equation.
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
Two of the three equations in a system are consistent and dependent.
Calculation:
One plane must oscillate and other plane must intersect completely in case of consistent and dependent equation. If you assume the function is inconsistent in relation with the other functions then the plane does not intersect, otherwise it may intersect definitely or indefinitely.
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