Math, asked by kshamasalian, 1 year ago

find p where x=2,y=3 in the equation, (p+1)x+(2p+3)y-1=0

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Answered by seasonind

(P+1)*2+(2P+3)*3-1=0

2P+2+(2P+3)*2=0

2P+2+4P+6=0

6P+8=0

6P=0-8

6P=-8

P= -8/6= -4/3

adithya3112: This is wrong

kshamasalian: i got the answer as -5/4

adithya3112: Yes correct !!!!!!! U r a genius

kshamasalian: thanks

seasonind: THANKS 4 THE BRANILIEST

kshamasalian: hm.

Answered by adithya3112

(p+1)2+(2p+3)3-1 = 0
2p+2+6p+9-1 = 0
8p+10=0
8p= -10
P = -10/8

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kshamasalian: u can simplify it right?

adithya3112: Yes

kshamasalian: thanks.

adithya3112: But that answer Is wrong

kshamasalian: what answer are u talking about?

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