I2 Lone Star College Cy Fair Math 1324 Name: LASHUINfX ~Ans Dale Find the solution for the system using the echelon method: X + Y = 32 X^3 + Y^(1/3) = 10 Find how many solutions there are in nonnegative integers for the following system of equations using the echelon method: 3X + 2Y = 42 X^2 = 80 Y^2 = 10 Use the Gauss-Jordan method to solve the system and provide the details for your solution: X = 9 Y = 2 Find the value of the variables in each equation: 7X + 4Y = 1 5X + Y = -14 X + 2Y = 10 5X = 6 Y = 13
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