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Choose the correct option for the standard form of the following linear equations. *

2x + 9y = 3

5x + 7y = 9

2x - 9y = 3

5x - 7y = 9

5x = -7y + 9

2x - 3 = 9y


Answers

Answered by PoojaBurra
9

Question:

Choose the correct option for the standard form of the following linear equations :   2x + 9y = 3,  5x + 7y = 9

1)  2x - 9y = 3

2)  5x - 7y = 9

3)  5x = -7y + 9

4)   2x - 3 = 9y

Solution :

Given:

The linear equations 2x + 9y = 3,  5x + 7y = 9

To find:

The correct option for the standard form of the given linear equations

Calculation:

⇒ Whenever a positive term is shifted to other side of the equation, the sign of the term changes to negative and vice versa.

Option (1) : 2x - 9y = 3

The original equation is 2x + 9y = 3. The term 9y has not shifted to other side of the equation. So the sign cannot be changed

Option (2) : 5x - 7y = 9

The original equation is 5x + 7y = 9. The term 7y has not shifted to other side of the equation. So the sign cannot be changed.

Option (3) :   5x = -7y + 9

The original equation is 5x + 7y = 9

⇒  5x + 7y = 9

⇒  5x = -7y + 9

∴ Option (3) is the correct option

Option (4) : 2x - 3 = 9y

The original equation is  2x + 9y = 3.

⇒  2x + 9y = 3.

⇒  2x - 3 = -9y

The sign of 9y should be negative

Answered by DNYANESHWARISAWANT
2

Answer:

choose the correct options for the standard from of the following linear equations 5x=-7y+9 1)5x+7y=9 ,2)5x-7y=9 . 2x-3=9y 1)2x+9y=3,2)2x-9y=3

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