for what value of k , will the system of equation ......... x+ 2y= 5, 3x +ky -15= 0 has a unique solution ......plzzzzz
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✒ Method Of Solution:
Given:
✒ Equation (1) : x+2y = 5
✒ Equation (2) : 3x+ky= 15
Now, ✒ Using Formula!
✒ For unique solution must be a1/a2≠ b1/b2
Now, Substitute the Given value in Equation!
Here, (a1 = 1 , b1 = 2) and (a2= 3, b2 = k)
✒ a1/a2≠ b1/b2
✒ 1/3≠ 2/k
✒ k ≠ 3×2
✒ k ≠6
Here, Value of k remain = ≠6
Note: For all value of k other than 6 ,the Given system of Equation will have a unique!
Hence, Value of k is 6.
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✒ Method Of Solution:
Given:
✒ Equation (1) : x+2y = 5
✒ Equation (2) : 3x+ky= 15
Now, ✒ Using Formula!
✒ For unique solution must be a1/a2≠ b1/b2
Now, Substitute the Given value in Equation!
Here, (a1 = 1 , b1 = 2) and (a2= 3, b2 = k)
✒ a1/a2≠ b1/b2
✒ 1/3≠ 2/k
✒ k ≠ 3×2
✒ k ≠6
Here, Value of k remain = ≠6
Note: For all value of k other than 6 ,the Given system of Equation will have a unique!
Hence, Value of k is 6.
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Unknown000:
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Answer:
For a system to have an unique solution a criteria must be followed.
Criteria:
Here, a₁ is the coefficient of x in Equation 1 and a₂ is that of x in Equation 2. Similarly, b₁ and b₂ are coefficients of y in Equations 1 and 2.
a₁ = 1, a₂ = 3, b₁ = 2, b₂ = k
So, According to the criteria,
⇒ 1 / 3 ≠ 2 / k
⇒ k ≠ 2 × 3
⇒ k ≠ 6
Hence the value of k must not be equal to 6, but it can take other values.
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