Math, asked by veddiivakar, 4 months ago

Give the equation of four lines passing through ( −2 ,3 ).How many more such lines are there, and
why ?

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Answered by mohitdoke05
1

nfinite lines can be drawn from one point .because one point no give fixed slope e.g possibility of slope is infinity hence lines can be drawn infinity.

let m is the slope of lines then ,

(y+3)=m (x-2)

y+3=mx-2m

mx-y=3+2m

hence this is family of equation which passes through (2,-3)

now ,

put m=1

x-y=5

m=2

2x-y=7

now equations x-y=5 and 2x-y=7 are two lines which passes through (2,-3)

Answered by mathdude500
0

☆ Given Question :-

  • Give the equation of four lines pas ses thro ugh ( −2 ,3 ). How many such lines are there, and why ?

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\bf \:Since, \:  the   \: point \:  is (-2, 3)

\bf \:∴x \:  - coordinate = -  \:  2

and

\bf \:∴y - coordinate = 3

\bf \:So,  \:  {1}^{st}   \: equation  \: is x + y =  - 2 + 3 = 1

\bf\implies \:x + y = 1

\bf \:So,  \:  {2}^{nd} \: equation\: is x + 2y =  - 2 + 6 = 4

\bf\implies \:x + 2y = 4

\bf \:So,  \:  {3}^{rd}  \: equation  \: is x  -  y =  - 2  -  3 =  - 5

\bf\implies \: - x - y =  - 5

\bf \:So,  \:  {4}^{th}  \: equation  \: is 2x + y =  - 4 + 3 =  - 1

\bf\implies \:2x + y =  - 1

☆ So, infinitely many lines are there because across one point, infinite lines can pas ses.

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