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For which values of p and q with the following pair of linear equations have infinitely many solutions?
4x+5y = 2(2p+7q) and x+(p+8q)y = 2q-p + 1

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Answered by charisyadav22

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it means....4/1=5/(p+8q)=2(2p+7q)/2q-p+1...

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For which values of p and q with the following pair of linear equations have infinitely many solutions? 4x+5y = 2(2p+7q) and x+(p+8q)y = 2q-p + 1

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For which values of p and q with the following pair of linear equations have infinitely many solutions?
4x+5y = 2(2p+7q) and x+(p+8q)y = 2q-p + 1