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5. Find the value of k so that the pair of equations has infinitely many solutions:

(b) x + (k+1)y = 4 and (k+1)x + 9y = 5k+2​

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Answered by muhammedmishal7f
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Answer:

k°–3k–4 = 0 => k°–4k + k –4 = 0 k (k–4) + 1 (K–4) = 0 (k–4) (k+1) = 0 => k = 4, ... k = 4 Thus, the pair of equations will have infinite number of solutions for k = 4. ... with equation ap + by + c = 0 and equation ax + by + c2 = 0, we get a1 = C, b ... of equations has infinitely many solutions: x + (k+1)) = 5 and (k+1)× + 9y = (8k – 1).

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Answered by shivaranjani1218
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Answer:

1/k+1=k+1/9

9=(k+1)²

9=k²+1+2k

k²+2k-8=0

k²+4k-2k-8=0

k(k+4)-2(k+4)=0

(k+4)(k-2)=0

k= -4 or K=2

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