Math, asked by ananyadiwaker, 1 month ago

for which value of k there will be infinite solution of liner equation kx+y=k and x +k=1

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Answered by puriadev

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k/1=1/k=(-k)/(-1)(its given that the pair of equations should have infinite solutions)

:. k/1 = 1/k

:.k² = 1

:.k = 1

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