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Find the sum of all positive integral values of a for which every solution to the system of equation x+ay=3 ax+4y=6 satisfy the inequality x greater than 1 y greater than 0

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given : system of equation x+ay=3 ax+4y=6 satisfy the inequality x > 1   y > 0

To Find :  sum of all positive integral values of a

Solution:

 x+ay=3  => 4x + 4ay = 12

ax + 4y = 6 => a²x + 4ay = 6a

4x - a²x = 12 - 6a

=> x = (12 - 6a)/(4 - a²)

(12 - 6a)/(4 - a²) > 1

=> 6(2 - a) /( 2 + a)(2 - a)  > 1    

=> 6 /(2 + a) > 1  

=> 6 > 2 + a

=> 4  > a

=> a < 4

 x+ay=3  => ax +  a²y = 3a

ax + 4y = 6

=> y (a² - 4) = 3a - 6

=> y = (3a - 6)/(a² - 4)

=> y = 3(a - 2)/(a - 2)(a + 2)

=> y = 3/(a + 2)    a ≠ 2

y > 0

=>  3/(a + 2)  > 0

if  a + 2 > 0

=> a > - 2

a ∈ ( - 2 , 4 ) - { 2}

positive integral values of a

= 1  & 3

Sum = 1 + 3 = 4

sum of all positive integral values of a  = 4

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