Any solution of the linear equation 2x + 0.y = 4 in two variable is of the form:
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Correct option is
A
(−
2
9
,m)
The given equation is 2x+0y+9=0
Since the coefficient of y is 0.
Hence, the y term vanishes.
Now we are left with 2x+9=0⇒x=−
2
9
y may assume any value, say m
∴(x,y)=(−
2
9
,m)
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So one of the solutions of the given linear equation is (9/2). Now y can be any real number because when we multiply any real number to zero the resultant is zero. So any solution of the linear equation is (92,n), n is a real number. Hence option (B) is correct.
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