Determine graphically wether the following pair of linear equations : 3x-y =7 and 2x+ 5y+1=0 is a unique solution.
Answers
Option A) Unique Solution
Step-by-step explanation:
We are given the following equation:
\begin{gathered}3x-y=7\\2x+5y+1=0\end{gathered}3x−y=72x+5y+1=0
Plotting the graph, we get that the two equations have a unique solution as the two line intersect each other at a unique point.
The attached image shows the unique solution. The black line is plot for 3x-y=7 and the green line is the plot for 2x+5y+1=0.
Solving the equations:
\begin{gathered}(3x-y)\times 5 + 2x + 5y=(7)5 + (-1)\\15x - 5y + 2x + 5y =35 -1\\17x = 34\\\Rightarrow x = 2\\3(2) - y = 7\\\Rightarrow y = -1\end{gathered}(3x−y)×5+2x+5y=(7)5+(−1)15x−5y+2x+5y=35−117x=34⇒x=23(2)−y=7⇒y=−1
Thus, the unique solution is (2,-1).
Thus, the correct answer is
Option A) Unique Solution
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