Math, asked by sreyasanshaji, 1 year ago

find four solutions of the linear equation 2 (x+3) - 3(y-1) = 0

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Answered by Ashi03
8
hey buddy ! u think this is only your answer....

2(x+3)- 3(y-1)=0

2x+6- 3y-3 = 0 => 2x + 3y+3=0

2(x+3)- 3(y-1)=0

2x+6- 3y-3 = 0 => 2x + 3y+3=0

FOUR SOLUTIONS

1. put x= 0

2X0 + 3y-3=0

3y= 3

y= 3/3 =1

thus, (0,1) is a solution

2. put y=0

2x + 3X 0+3= 0



hope it helps you... plz mark as brainliest...

Alankar23: sorry but this is wrong , even the equation
Ashi03: how
Alankar23: 2x-3y+9
sreyasanshaji: hm...thanks!
Ashi03: wlcm ...am i correct?
sreyasanshaji: idk...
Alankar23: -3 into -1 = + 3
sreyasanshaji: yeah!
Answered by trinate
1
2x+6-3y-3is equal to 0
2x-3yis equal to 0-6+3
x equal to 3

trinate: am i correct
sreyasanshaji: i guess. Even i'm not sure...
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