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For what value of p, x= 2 and y = 3 is a solution of (p+1) x – (2p+3)y –1 = 0? (a) Write the equation obtained. (b) How many solutions of this equation are possible? (c) Is this line passing through the point (–2, 3)? Justify.

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Answered by thakaresarthak555
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Answered by aryan073
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Answer:

the answer will be

x=2

y=3

(p+1)2-(2p+3)(3)-1=0

2p+2-6p-9-1=0

-4p-8=0

p=-2

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