Math, asked by pk300631, 9 months ago

1 point
1. The value of k for which the
following pair of linear
equations has infinite
Solutions:5x+2y=k & 10x+4y=3
0 2/3
O 3/2
O 2
0 -3

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Answered by 20170096873rpvvkisha

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Answer:

-3 is right answer

-3×-3=3

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