Math, asked by ahmedraza42, 8 months ago

Find the value of 'k' for which the pair of linear equations x+2y=0and 3x+6y+k=0 represent coincident lines.

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Answered by daliaseifelnasr

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Answer:

x= -2y

so

3(-2y)+6y +k =0

-6y + 6y +k =0

so k=0

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