find the value of K for which the given system of equation has infinitely many solution x+(k+1)y=5
(k+1)x+9y+(1-8k)=0
Answers
Step-by-step explanation:
x+(k+1)y=5
x=5-(k+1)y....(1)
(k+1)x+9y+(1-8k)=0 i.e. (k+1)x+9y = -(1-8k)
(k+1)x+9y = -(1-8k).....(2)
Substitute value of x in equation (2)
(k+1)x+9y = -(1-8k)
(k+1)(5-k-1)y+9y = - 1 +8k
(k+1)(4-k)y +9y = - 1+8k
(k+1)(4y-ky)+9y = - 1+8k
(4y-ky)+9y = - 1+8k/k+1
13y - ky = - 1+8k/k+1
y(13-k) = - 1+8k/k+1
(13-k) × k+1/- 1+8k = 1/y
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Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
To find: Find the value of k for which the given system of equations has infinitely many solutions.
Solution:
Tip: If two lines have infinitely many solutions then ratios of coefficients of x,y and constant term are same.
if lines are
then
Step 1: Write coefficients
Step 2:Put the coefficients into the condition
Step 3: Take first two terms
Step 4: Take last two ratios
solution of this quadratic equation gives k=2 and k=-23/8
Step 5: Take first and last term
Step 6: Find value of k
(k=2 or k=-4) and (k=2 or k=-23/8) and (k=2)
Thus,for k=2 lines have infinite many solutions
Final answer:
For lines have infinite many solutions,value of k must be
Hope it helps you.
Remark: One can verify by putting the value of k in condition of coefficients.
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