Math, asked by Rajput0111, 11 months ago

Find the value of k for the following pair of linear equations have infinity solutions ;

2x+3y=7 ; (k-1)+(k+2)y=3k​

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Answered by nishthaagarwal
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case1) 2x+3(3k)=7
2x+9k=7
2x+9(1)=7
2x+9=7
2x=7-9
2x=-2
X= -2/2
X=-1


case2). . 2x+3(3k)=7
2x+9k=7
2x+9(-2)=7
2x+(-18)=7
2x-18=7
2x=7+18
2X=25
X= 25/2
X=12.5

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For infinitely many solutions,
 \frac{a1}{a2} = \frac{b1}{b2} = \frac{c1}{c2}
So, we plug in the values and eqate them with one another.....
Then cross multipy the values to get an equation..
solving the both the equations simultaneously will give you the answer,
i.e.
k=7
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