Whenever a system of simultaneous linear equations has more variables than equations,
A)it is a basic set.
B)it is a feasible set.
C)there is a unique solution.
D)we can expect an infinite number of solutions.

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When a system of simultaneous linear equations has more variables than equations, we can expect an infinite number of solutions. This is because there are not enough equations to determine a unique solution for each variable, leaving room for free variables to take on any values.

Whenever a System of Simultaneous Linear Equations Has More Variables