A local bakery sells two types of bread: sourdough and rye. The bakery’s daily production is governed by limitations on flour and oven space. Let $x$ represent the number of sourdough loaves and $y$ represent the number of rye loaves produced daily. The following system of equations models the bakery’s production constraints:
b. Now, consider a slightly different scenario where the system of equations is:
$$x + y = 100$$
$$x + y = 90$$
Describe the geometric relationship between these two equations and explain what this implies about the bakery’s ability to satisfy both constraints simultaneously.
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solution of simple systems of simultaneous linear equations, including consideration of cases where no solution or an infinite number of possible solutions exist (geometric interpretation only required for two equations in two variables).
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