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Hey mate, here is your answer-:)
3x+ky=9 passes through the point (1,-2)
Hence, x=1 and y=-2
Then, 3x+ky=9
on putting x=1 and y=-2
3(1)+k (-2)=9
3-2k=9
-2k=9-3
-2k=6
k=6/-2
k=-3
Thus, the value of k is -3...
HOPE it helps to you!!!!
3x+ky=9 passes through the point (1,-2)
Hence, x=1 and y=-2
Then, 3x+ky=9
on putting x=1 and y=-2
3(1)+k (-2)=9
3-2k=9
-2k=9-3
-2k=6
k=6/-2
k=-3
Thus, the value of k is -3...
HOPE it helps to you!!!!
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Hey there!!
According to the concept of straight line... Let a line be y = mx+c if passes through the point (h, k) then it will satisfy eqn y = mx + c...
From above concept.. :
Let the equation be : 3x + ky = 9 passes through (1,-2) then this pount will satisfy above equation..
So put x = 1 and y = -2 in equation 3x + ky = 9
=> 3(1) + k(-2) = 9
=> 3 -2k = 9
=> 2k = -6
=> k = -6/2 = -3
=> so k = -3..
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hope it will help u
According to the concept of straight line... Let a line be y = mx+c if passes through the point (h, k) then it will satisfy eqn y = mx + c...
From above concept.. :
Let the equation be : 3x + ky = 9 passes through (1,-2) then this pount will satisfy above equation..
So put x = 1 and y = -2 in equation 3x + ky = 9
=> 3(1) + k(-2) = 9
=> 3 -2k = 9
=> 2k = -6
=> k = -6/2 = -3
=> so k = -3..
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hope it will help u
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