For what positive values of p the linear equations px + 3y -(p-3)=0 and 12x + py - p=0 have infinity many solutions
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px + 3y - ( p-3)=0
a₁ = p , b₁ = 3 , c₁ = - (p-3)
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12x + py - p=0
a₂ = 12 , b₂ = p , c₂ = -p
since , the equations have infinite solutions ,
a₁/a₂ = b₁/b₂ = c₁/c₂
p/12 = 3/p = p-3/p
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p/12 = 3/p
cross multiply ,
p² = 36
p = √36
p = 6
for the value of p = 6 , the equations will have infinitely many solutions
px + 3y - ( p-3)=0
a₁ = p , b₁ = 3 , c₁ = - (p-3)
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12x + py - p=0
a₂ = 12 , b₂ = p , c₂ = -p
since , the equations have infinite solutions ,
a₁/a₂ = b₁/b₂ = c₁/c₂
p/12 = 3/p = p-3/p
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p/12 = 3/p
cross multiply ,
p² = 36
p = √36
p = 6
for the value of p = 6 , the equations will have infinitely many solutions
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Hi Friend,
Here is your answer,
px + 3y - ( p-3)=0
a₁ = p
b₁ = 3
c₁ = - (p-3)
12x + py - p=0
a₂ = 12
b₂ = p
c₂ = -p
The equations have infinite solutions
a₁/a₂ = b₁/b₂ => c₁/c₂
p/12 = 3/p => p-3/p
p/12 => 3/p
We need to cross multiply,
p² =>36
p => √36
p = 6
p = 6 is the correct answer
Hope it helps you!
Here is your answer,
px + 3y - ( p-3)=0
a₁ = p
b₁ = 3
c₁ = - (p-3)
12x + py - p=0
a₂ = 12
b₂ = p
c₂ = -p
The equations have infinite solutions
a₁/a₂ = b₁/b₂ => c₁/c₂
p/12 = 3/p => p-3/p
p/12 => 3/p
We need to cross multiply,
p² =>36
p => √36
p = 6
p = 6 is the correct answer
Hope it helps you!
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