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Four solutions of 2x+5y=13

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Answered by farahkhadheeja1
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Answer:

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2x+5y−13=0

⟹2x=−5y+13

⟹2x=−4y+12+1−y

⟹2x2=−4y 2+122+1−y2

⟹x=−2y+6+1−y2.

Next letting

t=1−y2

⟹2t=1−y

⟹y=1−2t.

Let t be an integer, which means that y is an integer. Then

x=−2y+6+1−y2

=−2(1−2t)+6+t

=−2+4t+6+t

=4+5t.

Check these two answers:

2x+5y−13=0

⟹2(4+5t)+5(1−2t)−13

=8+10t+5−10t−13

=13+10t−10t−13=0✓

∴ integer solutions to the given equation have the form

x=4+5t, y=1−2t

where t is an integer.

So there is a countable infinitude of integer solutions to the given equation and more than 4.

Choose integer values of t to obtain specific answers. For example, t=10 yields the answer

x=4+5(10)=4+50=54, y=1−2(10)=1−20=−19.

Select four different values of t to get four distinct solutions.

To obtain positive answers for x and y, must have

x=4+5t>0 and y=1−2t>0

⟹5t>−4 and 1>2t

⟹t>−45 and t<12

⟹−45<t<12

⟹t=0 since t is an integer.

Then the only positive solution is

x=4+5(0)=4, y=1−2(0)=1.

Answered by raghvendrark500
1

Answer:

h

2x+5y−13=0

⟹2x=−5y+13

⟹2x=−4y+12+1−y

⟹2x2=−4y 2+122+1−y2

⟹x=−2y+6+1−y2.

Next letting

t=1−y2

⟹2t=1−y

⟹y=1−2t.

Let t be an integer, which means that y is an integer. Then

x=−2y+6+1−y2

=−2(1−2t)+6+t

=−2+4t+6+t

=4+5t.

Check these two answers:

2x+5y−13=0

⟹2(4+5t)+5(1−2t)−13

=8+10t+5−10t−13

=13+10t−10t−13=0✓

∴ integer solutions to the given equation have the form

x=4+5t, y=1−2t

where t is an integer.

So there is a countable infinitude of integer solutions to the given equation and more than 4.

Choose integer values of t to obtain specific answers. For example, t=10 yields the answer

x=4+5(10)=4+50=54, y=1−2(10)=1−20=−19.

Select four different values of t to get four distinct solutions.

To obtain positive answers for x and y, must have

x=4+5t>0 and y=1−2t>0

⟹5t>−4 and 1>2t

⟹t>−45 and t<12

⟹−45<t<12

⟹t=0 since t is an integer.

Then the only positive solution is

x=4+5(0)=4, y=1−2(0)=1.

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