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find a and b for which the given equations have infinite solution 2x+3y=7,(a+b)x+(2a-b) y=21​

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Answered by urvitrivedi1412
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Answer:

a=5 ,b=1

Step-by-step explanation:

Infinite solutions=a1/a2=b1/b2=c1/c2

=2/a+b = 3/2a-b = -7/-21

=2/a+b = 3/2a-b (first solving this)

=4a-2b = 3a+3b

=4a-3a = 3b+2b

= a = 5b. ( 1 )

=3/2a-b = 1/3 ( now this one)

=. 9 = 2a-b. ( 2 )

solve for ( 1 ) and ( 2 )

= a-5b=0 and 2a-b=9. { multiply 2 with (1) }

Subract (1) from (2)

2a-b = 9

(-) 2a-10b = 0

9b = 9

=. b= 1 (3)

substitute (3) in (1)

= a = 5b

a = 5*1

a = 5

= a = 5

= a=5 and b=1

Hope it helps you

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